COVID-19 Face Mask AOB 3D Printing Initiative

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Schools in the Archdiocese of Baltimore have volunteered to help our local medical community acquire desperately needed personal protective equipment (PPE). Through a partnership with Open Works and We the Builders Baltimore-based makerspaces, AOB schools are using 3D printers to produce components that will be assembled into face masks to reduce the risk to front line medical personnel. If you have immediate access to a 3D printer we encourage you to join us in this important effort. Please check off everything that applies in the form below. We will host a virtual call for everyone interested on Tuesday, March 31st at 2:30 PM. Please fill out the form if interested in participating. Feel free to email Joe Oleszczuk (joseph.oleszczuk@archbalt.org) and or Zulma Whiteford (zwhiteford@stlouisparish.org) if you have any questions.

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I have immediate access to a 3D printer with the capability of printing an 8 X 6 design

I have access to a 3D printer I am wiling to lend to someone else to print the face shields

I am unable to print but have filament I am willing to donate to the project

Please provide the type and location of the loaner printer and the way to access it. see info below

Please provide type of filament you are willing to donate so we can match it with the appropriate printer.

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