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3D Printing Yesterday (Repeat from 11/2/2017)
D7 Build plate mod, Steel infused PLA, Matrix Industry's Mockups, Making a d7 vat
When Production Overtakes Prototyping: Materialise’s Next Phase of AM
In this episode of Additive Snack, Fabian Alefeld sits down with Bart Van Der Schueren, CTO of Materialise, to discuss additive manufacturing's (AM) evolution from a prototyping tool to a true production technology. Bart shares his journey into AM through early stereolithography research at KU Leuven and reflects on Materialise's origins as a small service bureau that quickly realized it needed its own software to automate data preparation and workflows.
3DPOD 317: 3D Printing at ORNL, Part I – Alexander Plotkowski
Alexander Plotkowski is all about developing new alloys. At Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), he’s the Group Leader for Computational Coupled Physics within the Computational Sciences and Engineering Division. He’s done in-depth research on controlling grain patterns, tried to predict the microstructure of parts, helped develop tools to predict and validate simulations, and developed DuAlumin-3D. We learn more about that material, which is interesting for many different reasons. But we also explore the intersection of particle accelerators,
Center Hub
Sometimes you just have to suck it up and do it the easy way.If you like what you hear you can subscribe to our podcast through your platform of choice and get new episodes as they become availablePlease join us in our Facebook group, Amateur3DPodYou can email us at panelists@amateur3dpod.com
3D Printing Yesterday (Repeat from 10/12/2017)
When the carriage does not move smoothly., Options for printing with overhangs, More SLA support, Can PEI replace Aquanet
U.S. Navy's Captain Deichler on AM in the Submarine Industrial Base
Fabian Alefeld speaks with Captain Jason Deichler, Chief of Staff, Director, Submarine Programs, about the U.S. Navy’s effort to increase submarine production and sustainment capacity while rebuilding a strained industrial base. Deichler explains the challenges created by decades of manufacturing consolidation, workforce shortages, supplier attrition, and lost casting and forging capabilities, all while pursuing the Navy’s ambitious "one plus two" goal: delivering one Columbia-class and two Virginia-class submarines annually.
3DPOD 316: Beehive’s Gordie Follin on 3D Printed Engines and More
Gordie Folin had deep experience in engineering at Pratt & Whitney, GE, and GE Aviation before becoming the Chief Product Officer at Beehive Industries. Among his achievements, he served as the Executive Director of the groundbreaking Catalyst engine program, which extensively used additive manufacturing. Now at Beehive, he’s in charge of making a family of 3D printed jet engines.
Broken Cooler
Sometimes you just have to suck it up and do it the easy way.If you like what you hear you can subscribe to our podcast through your platform of choice and get new episodes as they become availablePlease join us in our Facebook group, Amateur3DPodYou can email us at panelists@amateur3dpod.com
Building Drones at Scale: SLS Production from Low-Volume to High-Rate Manufacturing
In this episode, host Fabian Alefeld sits down with Nick Classen, General Manager of Northwest Rapid Manufacturing, to explore how the company has grown from supporting early UAV production at Northwest UAV into a leading provider of polymer additive manufacturing (AM) services. Classen shares how Northwest Rapid began using EOS selective laser sintering (SLS) technology in 2008 and continues to operate its original system today.
Stratasys Won, Now What?!?- Making Awesome 271
@Stratasys vs. @BambuLab has a verdict. The Honorable Judge Gilstrap, in a Jury trial found Bambu to be infringing on certain patents of Stratasys in regards to the 3D printing industry. THIS IS NOT GOOD, but there is SO MUCH TO TALK ABOUT!!Read the entire case here: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/69028070/stratasys-inc-v-shenzhen-tuozhu-technology-co-ltd/?page=3Also @_3DPrintopia prep!!A HUGE Thank you to the Filament Sponsors of these streams, @printedsolid and @3dprima481 !
FEP be gone
Sometimes you just have to suck it up and do it the easy way.If you like what you hear you can subscribe to our podcast through your platform of choice and get new episodes as they become availablePlease join us in our Facebook group, Amateur3DPodYou can email us at panelists@amateur3dpod.com
3D Printing Today #625
Clogs happening at the same layer area, Slip Casting Molds, Dumping Printers
3DPOD 315: Dirk Simon, from BASF to Farsoon to FKM, and now Square New Business
Dirk Simon had already spent years in the chemicals industry before joining and pioneering BASF‘s 3D printing effort. We get to hear how that firm looked at 3D printing and entered the market. We also look at Dirk’s time at Farsoon, where he pioneered their early entry into Europe and beyond. Then we talk about FKM and the economics of sintering.
This week bodes
Sometimes you just have to suck it up and do it the easy way.If you like what you hear you can subscribe to our podcast through your platform of choice and get new episodes as they become availablePlease join us in our Facebook group, Amateur3DPodYou can email us at panelists@amateur3dpod.com
3D Printing Today #624
Material Costs, Bambu Labs Suit Against Stratasys Fails, TPU Support
Creality's Spark i8 Looks VERY Familiar!!- Making Awesome 270
@Creality3D has teased their latest in the Spark lineup, the Spark i8, which looks suspiciously like the old school mixing hotend called the Diamond Hotend (not to be confused with Diamondback Nozzles). They also showed off their new K3 at @IFABerlinHub with their KliTech technology installed. @Prusa3D unveiled the latest in slicers, PS3.0, which, while still in alpha, is a massive jump from previous slicers in their lineup. Want edited versions of these shows? Check out @makingawesome for edited down shows and clips as well!
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