Utah teen spends 300 hours 3D-printing custom wheelchair for 21-month-old girl
A 13-year-old boy named Zac Waters from Lehi, Utah, dedicated around 300 hours of his summer to building a custom mobility chair for a toddler aged 21 months. Waters discovered MakeGood, a nonprofit organization that provides free 3D-printed mobility devices to those in need. Combining his passion for 3D printing with the nonprofit's mission, he designed, printed, tested, and assembled the chair to suit the young girl's specific requirements. The project highlights how young individuals can apply technical skills to make a meaningful difference in others' lives.
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