A group of seven people in Xanthi make 3D-printed plastic masks in Greece

The idea of a private doctor in Xanthi, cardiologist Komnenos Gambras, combined with the expertise of his friend, Anestis Papachristou, a self-taught computer engineer, led to the creation of a voluntary group of seven people to make plastic masks using a 3D printer to help medical and nursing staff at the city’s hospital, ANA reports.

 It takes between two to six hours to 3D-print a mask, depending on the type of printer, while 20 masks require one kilo of plastic.

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