These students have demonstrated initiative and commitment. They saw the need, got access to the printers, and found the community that can use the parts. They have become part of the community of over 500 operators of 3D printers in the Bay area that are adding to about 20 3D printers at Maker Nexus. These operators are young and old, retired, working, and stuck at home, self-funding or getting donations. All of these parts are given to Maker Nexus, where they are mated with the laser-cut clear sheets and elastic bands to turn them into face shields, then turned over to a volunteer organization for delivery to hospitals and other healthcare organizations. Production has climbed from a few a day in early March to over 1000 a day and is still climbing rapidly.