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Prototyping a Dust Mask with Integrated Eye Protection, Phase Two
Here in Phase Two of creating a dust mask with integrated eye protection, industrial designer Eric Strebel demonstrates the balance between digital and manual: When to CAD and when not to CAD, and the benefits of modeling vs. leaving yourself room to shape things by hand, finding the form in a more natural, intuitive way.
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Somehow, I don't think this complies with ANSI and OSHA standards. There's a reason PPE manufacturing is limited to large, engineering-heavy companies like 3M.