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Cosplay Mask, Hat and Wig Stand V2

This is a Mask, Hat and Wig Stand. The design emphasis was minimalism and speed of printing.

In this remix I have separated the parts so that the thing can be printed on a 220 x 220 build plate at 100% or on a 200 x 200 build plate at 95%.

Conversely the V2 protoype was a little large for my Batman Cowl so therefore I probably should have reduced to 95%.

Parts are a reasonably tight interferance fit but can be glued for greater security.
Printing Instructions:
1.The things were printed fast using a 0.8mm nozzle, 0.6mm layer height and @40mms. 1 perimeter and 7% infill.
2.Further speed reductions may be achieved with only printing bottom layers and rely on the infill for rigidity. Average print time at these settings was approx. 35 minutes.

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Folding phone holder

This is a total remodel from the original stand

Did not like the original model as it is quit wobble when lay flatten

so I designed a version that can be folded into itself

60° stand, can hold phone up to 14.5mm thickness (mainly for the Nintendo Switch )

Have 2 versions for clearance of 0.2 and 0.3mm

Print Size：60 x 165 x 10 mm

Can fold into 60 x 93 x 10 mm

Prints in a single piece, no assembly or screws required

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GEMINUS Dual Filter Face Mask V2 for Coronavirus/COVID-19

Face mask to protect against air born viruses like coronavirus. Mask is not a one-size-fits-all. You may need to print at different scales to see which one works best.

Inspired by face mask from https://longliveyoursmile.com/3d-printable-mask-for-covid-19/

Features:
-Easy to clean design (no threads or complex parts)
-Comfortable fit (smoother, thicker contours and edges)
-Dual filters (use N95 particle sheets or round cotton pads)
-Moisture trapper (reduce moisture buildup at chin)
-Easy to breathe (Up to 300 cc of volume)

Instructions:
Scale to size for:
-Small – 95%
-Medium – 100%
-Large – 105%

1) Print with front of mask facing down on build plate with no supports.
Please see picture above.
2) Sand down any rough edges with 220 grit sandpaper.
3) Attach 1/4″ flat elastic bands to the mask.
See picture above for an example on how to attach.
4) Press fit filter sheets using an inner ring for each vent.

Optional:
1) Use a hair dryer to heat up edges and contour to your face.
2) Initial your masks in case you have more than one in the family.

Printing time: 3-6 hours depending on size

Disclaimer: This is not a replacement for proper N95 masks. If you can get your hands on N95 masks, please do so and use those. If you cannot, then having this is better than none.

Please comment on your fitment and any issues you had. Thank you.