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Tate and Tyler recount their visit to Xact Metal HQ, and discuss their plans for their first powder metal printer.
Should I print this? Can I print this? We hear this question all the time, and want to discuss how we approach answering. We outline 6 key areas to focus your attention to when trying to understand if additive is the right way to make your parts.
Boom Supersonic, Daimler, (Not) MyCello and more! Tate and Tyler chat about the 3D printing news stories that caught their attention this week. Tate shares a story about working with Tyler outside the office and it isn't pretty.
In this episode the guys chat briefly about rhino horns and the philosophy of "value" before Tate jumps into a "totally not a sales pitch" sales pitch about Stratasys' new DLP system.
Fresh out of AMUG, Tate and Tyler talk about technologies they're looking forward to in 2021. 3D printing "wood" with Forust, DLP technologies, polymer and metal powder bed fusion, and more.
Tate and Tyler squeeze a show in during their visit to AMUG 2021. The Additive Manufacturing User Group conference is famous in the industry for being the first and only show dedicated to professional 3D printing users. This episode was recording near the end of Day 3, on the expo floor.
Additively manufactured salmon-tasting pink paste! What is 3D printed food, why does it exist, and would you eat it are all questions Tate and Tyler share their answers to. The discussion leads into an important topic to 3D printing: sustainability.
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Alcoholic monkeys, furry space pioneers, and saying "no" to Elon Musk! Fun conversation before jumping into the topic at-hand:
Tate and Tyler discuss a broad, important topic to 3D printing: post-processing parts. Methods, strategies, tips & tricks!
3D printed houses are in the news again - are they here to stay? Tate plans pranks with 3D printed pizza (link below) and the team discusses various ideas around Kickstarter.
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