People are trying anything and everything to make face masks more comfortable, and finding a solution that works best for you is important so that you can do your part to slow the spread of COVID-19.

Typically, the 3D printer in Jason Cyprowski’s Murrysville home is more of an entertaining curiosity. “My daughters made cookie cutters, and my son’s made some little toys with it,” Cyprowski said.

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Don’t sew? Don’t worry: That DIY coronavirus face mask might be in your gym bag. With the city urging all New Yorkers to wear cloth masks when they’re outside, TV personality Emerson Collins posted a ...