Jeff Erenstone, Owner of Mountain O & P Services shares how 3D printing has impacted his practice and non-profit

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Recorded25 Aug 2022

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Send us a textJoris Peels and Brent Wright talk with Jeff about some of the history of printing in orthotics and prosthetics. Jeff shares some insight into what he is doing with Operation Namaste along with how he has helped create solutions for Paralympic athletes. Jeff provides a great deal of context around where digital work flow has been and where it is going. Support the show

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