It’s been an uncertain year, even beyond our professional lives. With everything from paper products to webcams in short supply, few markets have struggled more than the small medical practices. bwin – bukmacherskie zakłady sportowe, poker online … Unless you have the buying power of a major hospital or can pull the “we own ventilators” card, PPE for medical professionals is hard to come by. gry hazardowe bez logowania za darmo
Thankfully,
the Maker community has stepped up. Entire organizations have formed to start
making facemasks not only for healthcare professionals, but the population at
large. I recently joined the Facebook group “Hamilton County
Mask Brigade” who’s seamstresses
and clothiers have produced thousands of hand-hewn facemasks from CDC
approved/recommended materials and patterns. They have also invited other
makers into their community: those who own and operate 3d printers.
Several of
us in the group (including Wayne and I) have been producing 3d printed face
shields, mask straps, and other items for the group as well as our own friends
and clients in the medical industry. Especially now that small medical offices can
start operating again, getting PPE to those who need it is even more important.
If your organization needs any of these 3D printed supplies, let us know and we’ll do the best to fulfill those needs! This is not limited to our clients, it is only limited by our ability to produce and deliver, so feel free to ask! gry hazardowe automaty online bez rejestracji