Post by autumn on May 4, 2020 1:44:19 GMT
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Many schools in the Bay Area have been closed for six weeks, but nine-year-old Jayden Fadrigon is using his free time and computer skills for good amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.
He is making 3D printed face shields for front line healthcare workers and his local churches.
"I want to help people that work in the hospitals and I want to help other people in our community," Jayden Fadrigon, a student at Holy Rosary Catholic School in Antioch.
3D printing has been a hobby of his since the age of five. Now, he is using his 3D printer to help fight against COVID-19.
He is making 3D printed face shields for front line healthcare workers and his local churches.
"I want to help people that work in the hospitals and I want to help other people in our community," Jayden Fadrigon, a student at Holy Rosary Catholic School in Antioch.
3D printing has been a hobby of his since the age of five. Now, he is using his 3D printer to help fight against COVID-19.