3D Printed PPE for Doctors Fighting COVID
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With the COVID-19 pandemic stressing the capabilities of our healthcare system, simple necessities, such as face masks, are running short in supply. 3D printing can be an option to create more PPE.
I am a 3D animator located in Corpus Christi, TX. I started with a 3D printer in my home, but have since grown to 13 printers and are receiving HUNDREDS of mask requests daily.
PLEASE HELP US HELP THE ONES SAVING US! All PPE is donated to medical professionals who need protection from COVID-19.
The Montana Masks (makethemasks.com) are clinically and fit-test-approved, 3D masks that are reusable and have a slot to insert new filters, allowing one N95 mask to last for 4 uses instead of one or one surgical mask to last for 6 uses. Face shields, ventilator parts, and many other types of medical equipment can be 3D printed as well.
$2 covers the costs of a complete mask for our first responders.
Average 3D printers start around $500. I am aiming to gain quality printers to guarantee these masks are suitable for our medical personnel working with COVID-19 patients, to produce them faster, & with the least amount of bad prints. The printers we need start at $800. On average, these printers can produce 4 masks per day. The more printers, the faster we meet the needs of our medical personnel.
If you want to REQUEST supplies, help MAKE supplies, or want to learn more, please visit www.corpuscovidsupplies.com.
Thank you for your support!
I am a 3D animator located in Corpus Christi, TX. I started with a 3D printer in my home, but have since grown to 13 printers and are receiving HUNDREDS of mask requests daily.
PLEASE HELP US HELP THE ONES SAVING US! All PPE is donated to medical professionals who need protection from COVID-19.
The Montana Masks (makethemasks.com) are clinically and fit-test-approved, 3D masks that are reusable and have a slot to insert new filters, allowing one N95 mask to last for 4 uses instead of one or one surgical mask to last for 6 uses. Face shields, ventilator parts, and many other types of medical equipment can be 3D printed as well.
$2 covers the costs of a complete mask for our first responders.
Average 3D printers start around $500. I am aiming to gain quality printers to guarantee these masks are suitable for our medical personnel working with COVID-19 patients, to produce them faster, & with the least amount of bad prints. The printers we need start at $800. On average, these printers can produce 4 masks per day. The more printers, the faster we meet the needs of our medical personnel.
If you want to REQUEST supplies, help MAKE supplies, or want to learn more, please visit www.corpuscovidsupplies.com.
Thank you for your support!
Organizer
Alexis Kadonsky
Organizer
Corpus Christi, TX