LOCAL FAMILY USING 3D PRINTING TO FIGHT COVID-19

Sherry and Jarrod Picha bought a 3D printer after seeing one on vacation, thinking it would be a fun hobby. They never imagined they would be using it for a pandemic. Along with their two teenage children Lilly and Mason, the Pichas are now using their 3D printer to make face shields, out of their home in La Crescent, for healthcare workers on the front lines during this Coronavirus crisis.

Listen to our chat with Sherry about their 3D printing efforts!

Watch the video to see the process!

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A woman by the name of Bridget Steinfeldt reached out to Sherry and offered to set up a GoFund me page to support their efforts. The Pichas graciously accepted Bridget’s offer to start the Go Fund me page for people who don’t own 3D printers, or who can’t help with skill, to be able to show their support!

Click Here to support the The Picha family with their 3D shield printing! They have already purchased a second 3D printer, and plan do make many more of these shields to support our healthcare heroes working on the front lines of this pandemic!

If you happen to own a 3D printer, Click Here to use the file the Picha family used (and had approved) to make face shields!