Oscar Valera likes to use 3D printers to build an assortment of crafts, but he is now turning his hobby toward the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. In just four days, the New Jersey high ...

With 25 printers operating close to 24-hours a day, Chris Googoo estimates the team can produce 800-1,000 face shield mounts per week. With 50 more printers en route, they could produce up to ...

A B.C. tech company that designs and manufactures 3D printers has switched over to making face shields to protect medical staff during the COVID-19 pandemic. Tinkerine, which is based in Delta ...

Toronto teen makes face shield using 3D printer A Toronto teenager is working on a project to make protective face shields for front-line health-care workers using his 3D printer.

Chatham, Ont. resident Lucas K. Labrecque says he started 3D printing medical face shields because he wanted to find some way to help during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Scientists working at the University of Bradford in the U.K. have successfully used additive manufacturing to begin the mass production of face shields. The face protection will be made available ...

A 3D printer is a wonderful invention, ... Step one was to deduce how the motors worked. A spare RAMPS 1.4 board and Arduino Mega2560 made short work of the limit switches and XYZ motors.

Saltus has been making face shields using a 3D printer, and will continue making more, with a goal of making 500 face shields in order to help our essential workers.

Article content. A London-area teen is using his love for 3D printing to support front-line workers fighting against the COVID-19 pandemic. Callum Thompson, 15, has begun producing face shields ...