The Cool Parts Show Returns: Season 2 Launches February 17
Our video series highlighting unusual 3D printed parts returns for a second season. Subscribe and stay tuned.
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When the Additive Manufacturing team launched The Cool Parts Show last year, we didn’t know how it would be received. We hoped that our existing subscribers and readers would watch and enjoy the show, and that other viewers would find it, regardless of their current involvement in the 3D printing and manufacturing worlds. We set out to create something that would both entertain and educate, and give us a platform to highlight the coolest 3D printed parts we come across.
Since Season 1 launched in October 2019, the response has been resoundingly positive. We’ve heard from old friends, made new connections, and fielded numerous Cool Part pitches to coolparts@additivemanufacturing.media. Because of all this, we are pleased to announce that the show will be returning for its second season in just one more week!
In Season 2, we feature five new parts that exemplify benefits of additive manufacturing such as lightweighting, heat dissipation, customization, on-demand manufacturing and more. The episodes follow in the footsteps of the Season 1 format, but with a few new twists.
Episode 1 will appear next week, on February 17. In the meantime, catch up on Season 1 and make sure to subscribe if you haven’t already — enable notifications on YouTube and you’ll be the first to know when new episodes drop.
Transcript
Stephanie Hendrixson, Additive Manufacturing
Hey, everybody, we are back!
Peter Zelinski, Additive Manufacturing
We’re almost back. Right?
Stephanie Hendrixson
Almost.
Peter Zelinski
Season 2 of The Cool Parts Show is coming soon.
Stephanie Hendrixson
If you haven't already subscribed, you'll want to do that now. You'll be the first to know when those new episodes drop.
Peter Zelinski
New episodes, a whole new batch of parts that we want to share with you. A production automotive part from a major automaker, a component of an unmanned aerial system.
Stephanie Hendrixson
And a 3D printed product that I use everyday.
Peter Zelinski
Welcome back to the cool parts show.
The Cool Parts Show is a video series from Additive Manufacturing Media that explores the what, how and why of unusual 3D printed parts. Watch more here.
Have a cool part to share? Email us.