Last month, I took my MakerBot down to the Get Connected TV studios and taped a segment about 3D printing that aired this week on national tv.
Now that it’s aired, I can embed the video right here:
We shot a timelapse of the Thing-O-Matic printing the show’s logo and showed off a bunch of the 3d prints I’ve made.
It was a fun experience and I think the segment turned out quite well.
Recently, I sat down with Gillian Shaw from the Vancouver Sun to discuss how I got into 3D printing, my book and a few other geeky things on her Digital Life Podcast.
I just returned home from a great weekend in Seattle to attend their Mini Maker Faire. While not quite as big as Vancouver’s, it was densely populated with some pretty cool makers and displays. One of the people I really wanted to meet is Emmett. He’s the Seattle designer responsible for some of my favorite…
This week on Tech Tuesday, I discussed these stories: Anontune – the social music platform from Anonymous: a decentralized music discovery and sharing service that finds music from numerous sources around the internet and easily aggregates their sources in one place. You can import a playlist and Anontune will create a listenable version you can…
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Cool! Thanks for that. Glad to see they’ve come to a reasonable price point. What’s next?
Loved your interview with them. Excellent. In fact, we dubbed your interview, “The best 2:49 minute demonstration of a Makerbot Thing-O-Matic” in the article we just wrote about it.
http://www.3dprinter.net/best-249-minute-demonstration-of-makerbot-thingomatic
Aaaah! What a cool demo. 3D printing is really cool… can’t believe this is getting to a consumer level!
I recently ordered a miniature figurine of my avatar that was 3D printed and was amazed by the results.
Thanks for sharing this John! Super cool!