Want More 3D Printed Parts? What's Next for The Cool Parts Show
Season 1 of The Cool Parts Show highlights topology optimized spine implants, custom shoe insoles, a 3D printed build plate for powder bed fusion...and there’s more to come!
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Earlier this year the Additive Manufacturing team had an idea. As a media outlet, we get to see cutting-edge applications and experimental uses of 3D printing on a frequent basis. Part of the job is sharing those applications and use cases with our audience...and what better way to do that than through video?
That idea turned into The Cool Parts Show, a video series that highlights those innovative, unusual and weird parts. Each episode is an opportunity to talk about not just what the part is and how it was made, but what it suggests or illustrates about 3D printing’s potential. So far we’ve covered a fuel injector nozzle, topology optimized spine implants, a piece of flooring removal equipment, custom shoe insoles and a 3D printed build plate for powder-bed fusion. Find all of these episodes on YouTube or gbm.media/coolparts.
We’re just one season into this project, but there is more to come! Cohost Pete Zelinski, videographer Austin Grogan and I are already working on Season 2, and there will be other related videos coming in the meantime. Take a moment to subscribe to our YouTube channel or e-newsletter, and stay tuned.
Transcript:
Pete Zelinski
Thank you for watching season one of The Cool Parts Show.
Stephanie Hendrixson
If you haven't seen the whole season, you can find all the episodes on our YouTube channel. youtube.com/additivemanufacturing or at gbm.media/coolparts.
Pete Zelinski
Thank you for your e-mails. Thank you for sharing and commenting on social media. This show began as this tiny little idea. We're excited about Additive manufacturing. We wanted to create a way to showcase some of the cool stuff that additive is doing. The show is finding audience with your help. Thank you so much.
Stephanie Hendrixson
So because of your response and enthusiasm, we're going to keep doing this. We're actually already working on Season 2, and that will be coming out early 2020. But in the meantime, we'll have some other new videos for you. So make sure you're subscribed to our newsletter or to our YouTube channel. If you're on YouTube, go ahead and click that bell icon and you'll get notified about any new videos that are coming out. And we'll see you soon.
Pete Zelinski
See you soon.
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.
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