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As we all get accustomed to wearing masks in public, and for some of us, during work, wearing glasses can add the extra issue of fogging due to condensation. These fog blockers attach to the bottom of your glasses to help dissipate moisture away from your glasses while also pushing down on your mask, creating a better seal in general. There is a 3D printed version and a DIY version below. They are both surprisingly comfortable and I forgot I was wearing them after a couple of minutes.
3D Printed Version
3D Printed Version
one edge is rounded to accommodate your inner eye area more comfortably.
print is flexible and can be bent to contour your face better
Fog blockers significantly reduces build up of moisture that turns into fog over time,
click on download icon in 3D viewer above to download file
Printing Directions
Printing Directions
- Download from Sketchfab
- On Prusa Mki3 with .4 nozzle:
- layer height .3 (coarse)
- infill: 10 %
- perimeters: 2
- no supports or brim
- 8 minute print.
Adjusting for Fit
Adjusting for Fit
The 3D model is made for large plastic glasses like the ones shown above.
- If it prints too small, reprint at 110% scale.
- If it is too big, take some hot glue and apply to the insides of the clip to make the fit tighter.
Blue area indicates where to apply hot glue
If you like this design, feel free to send me a picture at leo.selvaggio@gmail.com or tag me on Insta @leoselva or Twitter @LeoSelvaggio1
If you like this design, feel free to send me a picture at leo.selvaggio@gmail.com or tag me on Insta @leoselva or Twitter @LeoSelvaggio1
Drag Version
Drag Version
Inspired by Trixie Mattel in an UNHhhh episode 112 where she talks about wearing a bowl cut and just a bottom lash. HAHA! this one was just fun to make. Download STL file here
DIY VERSION (single Use)
DIY VERSION (single Use)
The DIY Version is similar and simple to make:
- Grab a thick 2" wide tape, like duct or gaffers tape.
- Cut around a 4 inch piece.
- fold the ends back on themselves so they cover up the sticky backing except for a sliver in the middle roughly the thickness of your glasses.
- Then apply the exposed sticky backing to the bottom of your glasses (clean before hand
- Optional: you can cut rounded corners for where to make your eye/nose area more comfortable.
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