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Maple Ridge scout makes nifty tool to aid front-line workers

April 7, 2020

By Ronan O’Doherty, Maple Ridge – Pitt Meadows News

While many kids his age are playing Fortnite to get through quarantine, Quinn Callander is doing his part to make sure the lives of front line health care workers are a little more tolerable.

The 12-year-old Maple Ridge scout has built hundreds of ear guards using a 3D printer he received for his birthday last year.

Callander’s mother, Heather Roney, said she and her husband saw a Facebook post in which a Royal Columbian Hospital nurse was calling on volunteers to make the guards, which ease the pain of wearing a mask for 12 hours in a row.

“Quinn and his dad went onto a website for 3D print projects and found a couple different types,” Roney said.

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