3D Printing | April 01, 2016 |
Some of you asked me about media recommendations in the 3D Printing Industry. I have spent the last week compiling what I consider to be the best combination of YouTube channels and Podcasts that are focused on 3D Printing. I have included all of them for your entertainment and indulgence ;)
They are all excellent!
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| | Tom & Tracy Hazzard - Podcast This podcast is hosted by the husband and wife duo Tom & Tracy Hazzard. The podcast is generally a casual conversation revolving around anything and everything 3D Printing related. If you want to stay on top of the 3D Printing industry on your drive to work, this is a great place to start. As a bonus, these guys have been very consistent and focused with their content output. | | Andy Cohen & Whitney Potter - Podcast With the exception of their difficult to read file naming conventions, Andy Cohen & Whitney Potter does an excellent job hosting this podcast. It is one of the oldest and most consistent 3D Printing podcasts in existence. They cover a wide ranging topics in the 3D Printing industry and are always informative. | | Podcast These guys cover passionate DIY makers in the fields of manufacturing, CNC machining, welding, fabricating, 3D Printing, STEM, and robotics. While they may not be hyper focused on 3D Printing, the content is excellent and I especially appreciate their style of showcasing individuals. Highly recommended.
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