Scare your friends with this plague doctor's mask.
Notes:
Measure your head from the tip of your chin to halfway your forehead and from ear to ear and scale mask in your slicer software to fit yourself.
I connected the base to the beak using a hot knife, but glue will also do the job.
Tie a rope around the holes near the ears, and you are ready for Halloween.
Edit: I added two more versions in the download, one containing the whole mask for people who have a bigger build surface or who want to print it smaller in one piece. And the other model is an adjustment of the base part of the mask but with build in support for those who have trouble printing the mask. I couldn't test these adjusted models yet, so feedback is always handy if you run into issues or have an improvement.
Created in 3dsMax and Zbrush, Sliced in Cura
Printed at:
50 mm/s
50% infill with support
Print time: Base 25h, Beak 7h, Total 32h

Yet another easy printable and usable mask. (Updated 03-26-2020. Add readme.txt and zipper edition)
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Why will I not design this mask for printing in PLA or PETG?!
I get quite a few requests to convert this design for printing in PLA or PETG. Sorry, but I am not going to do that, and this is why:
In my experience, PLA and PETG are TOO DANGEROUS to put on your face. If a PLA or PETG mask cracks, especially when printed as a light weight/thin wall, it will cut your face like a knife. It may not be happen on the first day, but it will happen one day, maybe while you are talking, and it will be sudden. Thin walled PLA and PETG will fatigue much faster than TPU, being washed, dragged and pulled in daily use. Maybe something hits your mask while you are wearing it, and it splits or shatters.
Let's see poor Kevin in the following videos:
For Part 1 in PLA please go here: https://youtu.be/ErP28uP4mVI
For Part 2 in PLA please go here: https://you…