Top 5 videos: Exclusive Interview with the President of Women in 3D Printing


Prepare yourself for the 5 best videos that you will see this week. They are sure to take you on a thrilling journey through the 3D printing world! We begin with an interview of Kristin Mulherin as the President of Women in 3D Printing. She shares her valuable insights about the various initiatives of the business. Then, brace yourself for the remarkable initiative by the Cleveland Public Library, where they’re using their 3D printers to produce face shields for first responders, making a significant impact during these challenging times. Explore the amazing 3D printed farming accessories to simplify your tasks and the top budget 3D printers in 2023 for both beginners as well as enthusiasts. Don’t miss out on these captivating videos that showcase the limitless possibilities of 3D printing! Enjoy your Sunday!

Top 1: Talk3D interview with Kristen Mulherin

In our latest #TALK3D, we sat down with Kristin Mulherin, President of Women in 3D Printing, to learn more about the non-profit organization and its several initiatives to promote the presence of women in the industry. Mulherin expresses, “Twenty years ago when I first started in manufacturing, you had to try to conform to be more masculine. Whereas now, you can maintain femininity and be taken seriously in the Industry.” Watch the complete interview to learn more about the changing gender dynamics of the industry and how women are playing a growing role in 3D Printing.



Top 2 Cleveland Public Library’s 3D Printed Services

Cleveland Public Library has a number of 3D-printing services that will dispel any doubts about the possibilities of 3D printers. In a remarkable initiative, Tech Central at the library’s Louis Stokes Wing has embarked on a mission to produce 2,000 face shields for first responders in collaboration with the Cleveland Department of Public Safety. These supplies are essential for police, firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, and other EMS personnel at the local airports. Amidst the global impact of the coronavirus pandemic, CPL’s executive director/CEO, Felton Thomas Jr., emphasized the library’s commitment to supporting those bravely combating the virus. By using their 3D printers and partnering with the city and Lowe’s for materials, the library is making a valuable contribution to the front lines of this crisis.



Top 3 – 3D Printed Farm Animal Accessories

3D printing can revolutionize farming operations. Whether you are a beekeeper or have a chicken-coop, 3D printing can help simplify your work. Take, for instance, the ingenious ‘Kürnikotvör’—a semi-automatic pedal-controlled chicken coop door that reduces your morning workload. This mechanical marvel can be constructed using screws, 3D-printed components, and plexiglass. These creations are designed to streamline your efforts. From simple bee feeders that make it easy to feed the bees, to more specialized devices such as Queen Bee Catchers and Asian Hornet Traps. Learn more by watching the video about how 3D-printed devices can improve farming efficiency!



Top 4 3D printers to Test in 2023 

3D Printing does not have to be for the industrial sector. Everyone can affordably 3D Print from their home. The list below is an excellent resource for the top budget 3d printing devices on the market in 2023. From the Elegoo Mars Ultra 4K Mono LCD 3D Printer to the Anycubic Vyper and the Prusa MK3S+, you’re bound to find something to meet you’re 3D printing needs. The general range for these cost effective 3D printers can vary anywhere from $100 – $400 depending on region, manufacturer, and quality. These printers will be perfect for novices and beginners who are looking to begin their 3D-printing experience.



Top 5: 3D Printed Rocket Car

This 3D printed RC car was created using a variety of parts, including Traxxas electronic components, mini servos (servo motors), a Noble NB4 receiver, Estes Rocket motors, and more. The video below shows the benefits and limitations of a 3D-printed rocket car and the preparation required to build one. Are you planning to 3D print a rocket vehicle? You can find out more by clicking the link.

 

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