GoAdditive - 3D Printing Pros

The podcast continues to break barriers, this time by hosting the first (planned) guest: Richard Cromwell. Notably, Richard attended AMUG 2022 and lived to tell a tale the guys have been dying to hear. Tyler has another run in with the law, and Tate gets his ASMR fix.

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In the first televised episode of goAdditive, the guys talk about how YouTube might change the pod forever. Tate brings in some show & tell, and Tyler talks about porous metal printing research at NASA. 

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We had a lot of fun in this episode. Tyler forgets what day it is, and both Tate and Tyler share 3D prints that left them feeling a little guilty.

Wrench & Chill Tubing Straightener 

 

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What printer would we buy if we weren't spoiled with the commercial printers in our offices? Why?  

Marketing fluff - it's getting easier to spot, but what do we do when we're wrong? We're not sure we ever answer that question, but we try in this episode that Tate loudly proclaimed "our worst ever!"

With Tate venturing into his first 3D scanning experience, the guys talk about the realities of scanning. How much influence does the human behind the computer have in reverse-engineering parts? 

One of the pod's overarching themes is the important of sharing knowledge. Is Tyler taking it too far with his latest idea?

 

 

This episode IS NOT about printing 10,000x faster, no matter how many listens that would bring in. Instead we talk about CAD Hero Jesse James, the reality of 3D printing firearm components, and (eventually) dive into a discussion about when you might value quality above other attributes.

Read an article by Tyler and see his famous floating-beach awards: https://www.engineersrule.com/rewarding-design-solidworks-as-a-creative-tool/

Send us your questions on LinkedIn! We love to hear from listeners. And we love you, too. 

 

Today's topic was inspired by a question from the audience - why hasn't multiaxis/non-planar/conformal 3D printing taken off? We share our thoughts on the subject, along with the normal banter and an extra dose of brain freeze. 

 

Happy 2022 - send us pod fuel! treid@goengineer.com and tbrown@goengineer.com  

Do CAD heroes exist? Do sad people at trade shows ruin your day? Can we go one week without talking about 3D printed houses?

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