Rotary Club, groups, individuals join to help provide personal protection equipment and more

Health care workers at 9th Street Chautauqua in Charles City show off protective face shields that have been made using parts from 3D printers. Submitted photo

Charles City High School vocational agriculture instructor Bret Spurgin gets a 3D printer ready to print personal protection equipment parts for the Chautauqua Guest Homes and Comp Systems in Charles City. Submitted photo

Charles City High School vocational agriculture instructor Bret Spurgin adjusts the settings on a 3D printer being used to print personal protection equipment parts for the Chautauqua Guest Homes and Comp Systems in Charles City. Submitted photo

3D printed parts produced by Spurgin include, clockwise from top left, headbands to hold the elastic straps from face shields and facemasks off the wearer's ears, a face mask with filter, more headbands, and the visor part of a face shield. Submitted photo

Alyssa Gurule, a health care worker at 9th Street Chautauqua in Charles City, shows off a protective face shield made using parts from 3D printing. Submitted photo