Five high school sophomores has started a 3-D printing business to help fight the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
The students, from Charles J. Colgan Sr. High School near Woodbridge, kicked their small 3D-printing business into high-gear, and a Woodbridge Senior High School teacher is working in his home basement to help in the fight against the spread of the coronavirus virus. The sophomore students are making 3D-printed masks for local first responders.
Max Lawson and Ethan Carr received a request for 3D-printed masks from a local doctor and PWC School Board Chairman, Dr. Babur Lateef. They enlisted the help of fellow classmates Solomon Ralston, Caleb Bock, Michael Kreider, and Aiden Patterson to help boost production. Within a few days, the 3D-printing team made and delivered 151 face shields and over 81 N95 face mask extenders.
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