That mask was developed by Dr. Dusty Richardson, a Billings Clinic neurosurgeon, as well as dentist Spencer Zaugg, according to Billings Clinic. They were aided by Zaugg’s son, Colton, who is experienced in 3D printing. The foundation has since posted the files and template to their website for free.
New Jersey university students, faculty create 3D printed masks for healthcare workers battling coronavirus
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