I am a 3D printing hobbyist currently running 3 Qidi Tech Plus printers in my garage. I've been printing PPE equipment (mostly face shield frames) as part of a crowd-sourced group called Makerforce . I've printed over 1500 items in the last 9 weeks, all of which have been delivered to front line health care workers. Currently, one of my printers is out of service, needing a new logic board costing $125. I'd also like to purchase one more printer at a cost of $899 to increase the capacity of my medical equipment printing. When the PPE printing comes to an end, I'll donate the printer to one of the schools I work with in the Beaverton School District. I've had lots of experience as an educator assisting teachers with 3D printing projects in the classroom. Please help me help our front line health care workers!