FYI you can find elastic band (not rubber bands) at dollar stores for $1/6ft. Just bought some at my local store. Much more comfortable than tied together rubber bands
How did you find a hospital that accepts donations from random walk-ins? Housemate is a nurse and theyve been told theyre prohibited from using any PPE not provided by a registered medical supply company. Knitted and 3d printed ppe are beinf rejected or thrown straight in the garbage
Pyronic_Chaos on March 29th, 2020 at 23:17 UTC »
FYI you can find elastic band (not rubber bands) at dollar stores for $1/6ft. Just bought some at my local store. Much more comfortable than tied together rubber bands
83jdbsna on March 30th, 2020 at 00:09 UTC »
How did you find a hospital that accepts donations from random walk-ins? Housemate is a nurse and theyve been told theyre prohibited from using any PPE not provided by a registered medical supply company. Knitted and 3d printed ppe are beinf rejected or thrown straight in the garbage
Doctor_Swag on March 30th, 2020 at 02:53 UTC »
This is great! If you're going to continue donating faceshields, here's the latest NIH approved model.
https://3dprint.nih.gov/discover/3DPX-013238
This group started with the Prusa RC2, validated it with doctors and hospitals, made improvements, and got reviewed and approved by the NIH