Tamarack Aerospace creates 3D-printed masks for hospital (access required)

By: Sharon Fisher April 10, 2020 Comments Off

SANDPOINT — Another Idaho manufacturing company is leveraging its resources to create products to help fight the COVID-19 coronavirus. Tamarack Aerospace is using materials that normally become airplane parts to develop masks for health care workers, using 3D printers. “When we heard that our local hospital, Bonner County General Hospital, was running low on some vital protective gear, ...

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