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Armored Bandaid

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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1 plate

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This is another stupidly simple design but it can make a world of difference. Insert this piece of plastic into a bandaid and then you don't have to worry about banging the injury into anything.  I had a large cut in my hand requiring many stitches and any time I bumped my hand into something the pain was… more than necessary.  But with this you print the plastic, into two layers as in the print profile, remove the gauze from the bandaid, glue it in place, and then glue the gauze from a second bandaid over it.  The pictures kind of show it but you get the idea.  The plastic is thin enough to bend and be cut with scissors to a desired size.  With a little heat it will maintain a desired shape.  I really can't believe Johnson and Johnson don't already have something like this on the market.

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