Jersey Proud: Middle school shop teacher 3D-prints PPE for front-line workers
Middle school shop teacher Jason Erdreich of Madison 3D-printed thousands of pieces of PPE for COVID-19 front line workers.
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Dec 4, 2020, 4:12 AM
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7ds agoMiddle school shop teacher Jason Erdreich of Madison 3D-printed thousands of pieces of PPE for COVID-19 front line workers. It got the attention of Mazda who gave him a new car as part of the Mazda Heroes program.
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