⬢This guide will take you through the assembly for the face shield designed by Prusa Research, which serves as personal protection. A short version can be downloaded here: Shield Assembly PDF
WARNING: The design of the shield is currently being verified with the professionals!
Recommended for a single use. The effectivity of repeated disinfection is currently being verified.
⬢The printable files including the description of the changes are available at prusaprinters.org
⬢Starting with the version RC2, you need to carefully split the headbands from each other, break off the four supports and clean the pins, on which the plexiglass will be mounted.
WARNING: Wash your hands and your surroundings first, before you start to assemble the face shield. Use the following steps or jump to the last step for a video guide.
⬢Please prepare the following:
⬢Upper part - headband (1x)
⬢Lower part - chin (1x)
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Buttonhole elastic band (1x)
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Shield from plexiglass (1x)
⬢The plexiglass is covered with a protective film from both sides, peel it off carefully. You can use a knife or your fingernail to lift the film up.
⬢It is recommended to use gloves during the assembly.
⬢Place the plexiglass in front of you, turn the side with four holes up. Place the headband near the top edge, see the four pins (protrusions). We will use them to assemble the plexiglass, starting in the middle.
The headband must be properly oriented. The pins must be on the bottom while the plexiglass is assembled. For better orientation, use the "PRUSA" sign on the sides.
For easier assembly, it is recommended to push your hand through the headband.
⬢Mount the plexiglass on the headband using the second hole from the right. Hold it with your thumb.
⬢Carefully straighten the right side of the headband along the plexiglass and insert the pin. As soon as the pin is through, you can release the thumb.
⬢Continue on the other side of the headband, apply the same approach. Straighten the headband, avoid bending the plexiglass.
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