Additive Manufacturing Media Announces New Web Series, The Cool Parts Show
Additive Manufacturing's new web series will focus on unique applications of 3D printing.
Share
Editor-in-Chief Peter Zelinski and Senior Editor Stephanie Hendrixson discuss cool parts in Season 1 Episode 2 of The Cool Parts Show.
Additive Manufacturing Media has announced the launch of its new web series, The Cool Parts Show. The series is hosted by Senior Editor, Stephanie Hendrixson and Editor-in-Chief, Pete Zelinski. Each episode will feature one 3D printed part and follow it from design to manufacture. The focus is on the unique opportunities that 3D printing offers and how that technology is changing the face of manufacturing.
“So much of additive technology is visual, from the freedom of design to the movement of a build plate,” Hendrixson says. “We wanted a forum where we could really engage with a part and show the audience all the ins and outs in a way that static cad models and pictures can’t.”
Season one premiered on October 7 and episodes will post weekly to the Additive Manufacturing Media YouTube channel.
The premiere season includes parts from:
- Fabrisonic
- Tangible Solutions
- NTopology
- DustRam
- HP
- Aetrex
- EOS
Complete show information is available at: gmb.media/coolparts
Related Content
-
Aircraft Ducts 3D Printed in Composite Instead of Metal: The Cool Parts Show #68
Eaton’s new reinforced PEKK, tailored to aircraft applications, provides a cheaper and faster way to make ducts compared to formed aluminum.
-
How 3D Printing Aids Sustainability for Semiconductor Equipment: The Cool Parts Show Bonus
Hittech worked with its customer to replace fully machined semiconductor trays with trays made via DED by Norsk Titanium. The result is dramatic savings in tool consumption and material waste.
-
This Drone Bird with 3D Printed Parts Mimics a Peregrine Falcon: The Cool Parts Show #66
The Drone Bird Company has developed aircraft that mimic birds of prey to scare off problem birds. The drones feature 3D printed fuselages made by Parts on Demand from ALM materials.
