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Mask Strap Efficiency 



This simple but useful tool is designed to make face masks less painful to wear for medical workers treating coronavirus patients.

The part is made by printing a set, and then connecting with any filament which will also set its width.  In this way, the filament which is needed for a single print is reduced and 18 sets on a 250x250mm print bed are allowed.

Small protrusions on both sides of the plastic buckle hold the mask strap and the mask strap does not exert painful pressure on the ears.

References:

Michael B. ( 2020 ). Prusa Printers. Mask strap efficiency print.
https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/28959-mask-strap-efficiency-print

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