People submitted print requests for the Raise3D E2, and I did my best to get them printed! You’ll see all sorts of great models, and I give you an idea of the quality the E2 prints at. Want to suggest a possible print for a future episode? Here you go:

3D Printing helped save lives when Cristian Fracassi from Isinnova modeled and 3d printed a Venturi valve for respirators. Italian doctors couldn’t get them fast enough from the manufacturer for the Coronavirus / COVID-19 response. This story took hold, and many reached out wondering how THEY can help with their 3d printers. Here are some ways to help!

Anycubic launched the Photon Zero, an mSLA resin 3d printer capable of producing amazing detail, at a price point LESS THAN $200. PLUS, they paired that with a WASH & CURE machine, to help you post process your resin prints easily. Let’s take a first look at these two machines and see if they are right for you.

New in Fusion 360, slicing for 3d printing! Fusion 360 now allows you to slice and export gcode for the models you have created and designed! It’s very new, and I wanted to kick the tires and find out how it works.

Will a 3d printed record player work? Mark Rhodes is visiting from Australia. He designed a 3d printable record player. I printed the parts, he brought the electronics. Let’s get this together and take it to a record shop to see if it really works!

Danielle Boyer uses 3d printing to help with her electronics and robotics kits to bring STEAM education to kids who might not otherwise be able to see it. Through her STEAM Connection outreach, she brings joy to kids with robots they build and electronic kits they assemble!