assembly instructions

README.md

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 ![instructions1](img/foldmap_instructions1.png)
 
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+Next, re-fold the two curved creases. This is a bit more fussy since you can't just fold the whole line all at once; work your way down from one side to the other, making sure to follow the crease line:
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+![instructions2](img/foldmap_instructions2.png)
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+That's it for re-folding. Now, start assembling the box by inserting tabs into slots. First, connect the two pillar reinforcements:
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+![instructions3](img/foldmap_instructions3.png)
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+Then insert the patient arch connectors into the frame with the arch on the outside, noting that the snap from the previous step fits into a slot on the arch:
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+![instructions4](img/foldmap_instructions4.png)
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+Next, insert the doctor access panel connectors into the frame with the panel on the outside:
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+![instructions5](img/foldmap_instructions5.png)
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+Next, connect the two flaps below the doctor access panel. Note that the connector in the middle goes through one flap and then the access panel; if the material binds, reverse the stacking order:
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+![instructions6](img/foldmap_instructions6.png)
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+Finally, connect the four flaps to open the doctor access hatch:
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+![instructions7](img/foldmap_instructions7.png)
 
 
 # ***Chronological Process***

[Richard Branson]

https://consumer.healthday.com/infectious-disease-information-21/coronavirus-1008/aerosol-boxes-meant-to-protect-covid-health-teams-might-harm-them-study-759363.html

[William Baker]

For sure a concern! Also discussed on this blog post. All the more reason why our negative pressure box modification (blower/filter) would be of importance and benefits to our use paper covering over harm holes as flap as in this video

I think it would be a good idea to model this (already posted a few days ago to the neg pressure isolation group project)

thanks again @bransord