This is a rebuilt version of 3DVerkstan's face shield visor (6-hole, North American version) modified to print stacked with no support.
The main modifications are a narrower bottom profile (to reduce adhesion to the visor below and for a cleaner bottom surface) and a peaked roof in the visor area (to prevent bridge sagging).
This prints well stacked with 0.25mm layers (including the first layer) and 0.25mm separation in PETG on my Prusa i3 MK3. I've included a single visor STL as well as stacks of 4 and 8. These take about 40 minutes each to print with my settings.Please comment or contact me if it would help for me to provide taller pre-made stacks.
The stacks were exported from PrusaSlicer after arranging with a small cylinder connecting them (as shown in the snapshot) as demonstrated here:
https://youtu.be/fG_bl8W97G0.
This was remodeled in Onshape based on the imported mesh:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/0d29a4c8c504571b23d8c521/w/3acf374ba0275b1fd10a244e/e/ec15e06e2a90eb081290c70c
Technical
Based on the 3DVerkstan model so similar materials and assembly:
https://www.youmagine.com/designs/protective-visor-by-3dverkstan
You MUST use the 1/2" spacer from that design when punching holes.
I use PETG filament for 3D printing and "letter" sized (8.5 in x 11 in) transparency sheets for the visor.
Would you mind doing a bigger stack? Been printing your 8 stack, and if you could do one, I could do approximately 20 at once. Thanks Jason [cookie clicker](https://cookieclicker2.org)
Jason Colman
over 4 years
could you do a larger stack? Been printing your 8 stack and have ability to do about 20 at a time if you could do one. Thanks Jason