HardPouch

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This object was made in Tinkercad. Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/5InwdkUdM4S I'm mostly working from home these days, and occasionally step out to visit the grocery store. A couple of times I've realized as I was at the store that I had forgotten to bring along my face mask, I decided that i wanted a small pouch that I could wear on my belt, or that could be added to many straps if that is your preference, to make sure that I have a convenient place for me to always have a mask with me. There are other solutions for this, keeping extra masks in the door pocket of your car, etc, but this covers me even if I take public transit and just walked the 3 blocks to the bus stop. Mine are printed in PLA with a .3 mm layer height. Support is optional, but I tend to turn it on everywhere and get small support towers inside the print to prevent he top ring from collapsing, and also to prevent the belt loop top from collapsing. For temperature use the temperature range provided by the manufacturer of the filament as a guide, and find the temperature that works best for you. I did not design this to be artistic, but if you want to print multiple colors, I'd say that you're welcome to do just that. You might even make up a fake color shift tower that allows you to print multiples of these in an identical pattern of color changes. I'll leave that to you. The printer I used for this is either an Ender 3, or a Wanhao I3+ Both are comfortable for me to do this on, but you could print these just as easily on a TronXY X1, they are not large. Feel free to grab a copy off Tinkercad and do modifications if you wish. It can be imported into Fusion 360 as I understand it, I don't use F360, so I don't have any advice there. The mask I'm carrying is a 3 layer quilting fabric and flannel earloop procedural mask with 2 pleats. This folds in 1/3rds from both ends leaving the nose bridge wire unruffled, with the earloops tucked in. Fold the mask top to bottom and in the case of the masks I have available, it slips in, and the pouch holds it reasonably securely, yet in a way that's also reasonably easy to pull out and put the mask on.