NIH has a site for submitting prototype 3D-printed PPE and masks for public access

Got a 3D printer? You can download designs for protective gear from the National Institutes of Health.

https://3dprint.nih.gov/collections/covid-19-response

If you have contact info the folks with the Montana Mask design, they should submit.  Their design looked better than the ones I saw on this site.

Stay healthy & distant!

Ray

Ray Friesenhahn, CLP, MBA
Advanced Technology Scout

SBIR & Technology Transition Manager
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‘Montana Masks’ designed by Colton Zaugg, Billings Dentist Dusty Zaugg and Billings Clinic Neurosurgeon Dusty Richardson and fine tuned by Bozeman, Montana based Spark R&D pop up all over the world, move from 3D printers to injection molds – Montana Innovation!

Once they got a prototype they were happy with, the trio posted the code for free online.