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M4C Shield holes don't line up with IM headband #1
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Text copied from PDF by Andrew and Schuyler. TEXLON Injection Molded Prusa Style Band: Since the peg doesn’t have a radius on the both sides it doesn’t let the inner two slots sit in the Which causes the outer slot to not reach the peg. So I widened the outer slot (a bit too much) to get it to fit. Below are two shields stacked on top |
we fixed this issue with this file: https://github.com/Charlotte-MEDI/Faceshields/blob/master/injection%20mold/Clear%20PETG%20Cut%20file%20(2x3).svg If you're laser cutting the PETG which it looks like you are, it should be pretty easy to just load up that file and cut. |
Ok, but we have some thousands of shields which may not match. |
Sofia says she was able to get it to work with the 0.010", but not with 0.020", 0.030", or 0.040". |
@Hardikclt Do you know which file made the SVG? I'd like to compare a single DXF with our files and Prusa's. Thx! |
I think it was done in corel draw but I'm not 100% sure. Any vector drawing
program should be able to open it. If not let me know and I can get you a
different file format.
…On Fri, Apr 17, 2020, 7:56 PM Fork Sand ***@***.***> wrote:
@Hardikclt <https://github.com/Hardikclt> Do you know which file made the
SVG? I'd like to compare a single DXF with our files and Prusa's. Thx!
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The holes in the M4C face shields don't identically line up with the pegs in the injection molded version.
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