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3DPOD: Insight from 3D Printing Pros
3DPOD: Insight from 3D Printing Pros3DPOD 288: 3D Printing Democratization in the Age of YouTube, with Stefan Hermann, CNC KitchenStefan Hermann is an engineer who spent 15 years at Liebherr Aerospace and Transportation. Rather surprisingly, he switched from making LPBF landing gear components possible & simulation to having his own YouTube Channel. CNCKitchen, therefore, was going to be a very different YouTube channel. And Stefan has taken his engineering rigor to desktop printers, material testing, 3D printing tips, layer height and part strength as well as 3D printer reviews. We talk about simulation, test, failure modes and much more with Stefan in an enlightening talk. This episode of the 3DPOD is brought to you by Materialise, a global l...
2026-01-1244 minHermann Scherer Podcast
Hermann Scherer Podcast#428 Die Power von Soft Skills mit Stefan O.BernsStefan O.Berns ist Coach und Trainer für Soft Skills und bietet Seminare an, um Menschen aus limitierenden und angstgesteuerten Denkmustern zu befreien. Die Kraft der eigenen Kompetenzen und den Spaß am Lernen und der Selbstreflexion wieder zu entdecken sind die Ansatzpunkte seiner Arbeit. In dieser Podcastfolge erfährst Du wie sich eine klare Gesprächsführung, Fehlerkultur, Selbstverantwortung und Entscheidungskraft gelungen zusammenfügen können. Dir hat diese Podcast-Folge gefallen? Du hast Anregungen oder Wünsche? Dann freue ich mich über eine Bewertung bei Apple Podcasts:https...
2025-07-2418 minAuch interessant!
Auch interessant!CNC & 3D Druck - mit Stefan Hermann (@CNCKitchen) Uns unterstützen:https://bunq.me/Hackalife iBan: DE83370190001010207052 Steady: https://steadyhq.com/en/auch-interessant/aboutDer Gast: Stefan HermannCNC Kitchen https://www.youtube.com/@CNCKitchen/videos Stefans Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/cnckitchen Video Egg Drophttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPxCtMUTuiI CNC – Bedeutunghttps://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/CNC-Maschine 3D Druck als Waffe:Artikel: https://www.spiegel.de/…
2025-01-111h 27Altinget Ajour
Altinget AjourStefan Hermann: Unge danskere mangler grøn bevidsthedSOMMERSERIE: "Der er en eller anden klimabevidsthed blandt de unge, men at den skulle være særlig udbredt synes jeg ikke, man kan finde belæg for." Sådan lyder det fra Stefan Herman i dagens afsnit af Altinget Ajour.Gæst: Stefan Hermann, direktør i LIFE FondenVært: Mikala Satiya Rørbech, redaktør for Altinget Fonde Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-08-0821 minAltinget Ajour
Altinget AjourStefan Hermann: Unge danskere mangler grøn bevidsthedSOMMERSERIE: "Der er en eller anden klimabevidsthed blandt de unge, men at den skulle være særlig udbredt synes jeg ikke, man kan finde belæg for." Sådan lyder det fra Stefan Herman i dagens afsnit af Altinget Ajour.Gæst: Stefan Hermann, direktør i LIFE FondenVært: Mikala Satiya Rørbech, redaktør for Altinget Fonde Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-08-0821 minNöch dra - De Mönsch henderem Onternäme
Nöch dra - De Mönsch henderem OnternämeStefan Hermann – Selbstdisziplin und der frühe Traum vom eigenen UnternehmenIn der neusten Ausgabe unseres Podcasts «nöch dra» begrüssen wir Stefan Hermann, CEO PEAX AG. Die 2014 gegründete PEAX AG in Luzern bietet digitale Briefkästen für Unternehmen und beschäftigt 30 Mitarbeitende. Vorher war Gründer Stefan Hermann 25 Jahre lang Geschäftsführer der Base-Net Informatik AG. Stefan Hermann ist gemeinsam mit drei deutlich älteren Geschwistern in einfachen Verhältnissen in Reussbühl LU aufgewachsen. Inspiriert von seinem Vater, war für ihn schon als 10-jähriger klar, dass er einmal Unternehmer werden möchte. Mit 26 Jahren hat er seinen Traum verwirklicht uns sich selbständig gemac...
2024-07-2634 minThe Meltzone
The MeltzoneFormlabs "Acquired" Micronics In this episode of the Meltone Podcast, Tom and Stefan dive into their recent experiences at the Open Source Maker event in San Francisco. They discuss the latest in 3D printing technology, including the acquisition of Micronics by Formlabs and a revolutionary FDM filament that boasts strength beyond aluminum. The episode also covers the disheartening news of stat manipulation in the Octoprint community and concludes on a high note with Tom’s latest project—a homemade robot arm. Drop your questions for upcoming episodes in the comments below or tweet them @TheMeltzone (https://twitter.com/TheMeltzone). Su...
2024-07-121h 11The Meltzone
The MeltzoneAC or DC? In Episode 74 of the Meltzone Podcast, Tom and Stefan revisit E3D’s extruder testing, debate the pros and cons of AC versus DC power for 3D printer heating elements, and discuss the contentious issue of patents in the 3D printing industry. They explore the challenges and implications of patents that may hinder innovation and affect content creators. The episode also touches on their upcoming travel plans, highlighting the importance of maker events and community engagement. Drop your questions for upcoming episodes in the comments below or tweet them @TheMeltzone (https://twitter.com/TheMeltzone). Subscribe to...
2024-03-301h 11The Meltzone
The MeltzoneDid we do a bad job in testing extruders? (feat. E3D) This episode kicks off with Stefan sharing his recent trip to Cologne, aimed at discovering new products for his online store. They briefly discuss Tom’s video on threaded inserts, including testing methodologies and Stefan shares his story about tackling a TikTok impostor. A significant portion of the episode features an in-depth discussion with engineers from E3D, shedding light on extruder testing, product development, and the nuances of testing methodologies. They discuss the challenges and strategies in developing new products, focusing on extruder efficiency, the impact of design choices on performance, and the balance between speed, quality, and re...
2024-03-121h 29Ledelse i forandring
Ledelse i forandringStefan Hermann om rekruttering, pædagogik og mod i ledelseStefan Hermann, rektor for Københavns Professionshøjskole og øverste leder for velfærdsuddannelser for 20.000 studerende er klar i spyttet, når han evaluerer offentlig ledelse i almindelighed og især den offentlige ledelse, som har ansvaret for at styre samfundet gennem en velfærdskrise, som allerede er i gang.Han mener afgjort, lønnen skal løftes i velfærdsfagene, men han advarer mod at tro, at rekrutteringsproblermene kan løses via lønposen alene.Diskussionen har centreret sig om utidssvarende lønvilkår. Stefan Hermann mener afgjort, lønnen er et vigtigt parameter, som han ikke un...
2024-03-0438 minShop Talk with Autodesk Fusion
Shop Talk with Autodesk FusionStefan Hermann, CNC KitchenWelcome to Shop Talk, a podcast where we catch up with designers and makers live from their workshops. In this episode, designer and Autodesker Jonathan Odom speaks with Stefan Hermann of CNC Kitchen. Stefan Hermann is a well-known figure in the CNC and 3D printing community as the creator of the popular YouTube channel "CNC Kitchen." On his channel, Stefan shares in-depth reviews, tutorials, and experiments related to CNC machines, 3D printers, and other fabrication tools. He covers topics such as machine calibration, material testing, slicing software, and much more.  His content is valuable for both beginners an...
2023-11-0150 minThe Meltzone
The MeltzoneIt's all gone! Thanks to Peopoly and their Magneto X for sponsoring this episode! Learn more at ​https://peopoly.net/products/magneto-x In this episode, the hosts start with a PSA about backing up data and Stefan’s SSD failing. Later, Tom shares his plans for SMRRF and Stefan reveals his intention to be present at both Formnext and SMMRF in 2023. The conversation then shifts towards 3D-printed salmon meat, the Hangprinter project’s challenge to the ORNL SkyBAAM patent, and Bambu’s new A1 Mini, which might impact the 3D printing industry. They discuss a proposed bill in NY that would re...
2023-10-221h 47The Meltzone
The MeltzoneOpenSauce & New Ankermake M5C Stefan has just returned from OpenSauce, a recent Makerfair/Vidcon event held in San Francisco. He shares his thoughts about the event, including what he saw and missed out on. Tom and Stefan also chat about their six-week experience driving their new Tesla EV, and touch on the topic of solar charging. The duo then discuss the Ankermake M5C, which is a more affordable version of Anker’s first 3D printer, the M5. They also ponder how long it’s reasonable to hold a grudge against a company over a controversy. Later, they share their personal experiences with the...
2023-07-251h 08Hot Seats and Cold Brews
Hot Seats and Cold BrewsFolge 219 - Stefan Hermann DER MTB FAHRTECHNIK GURUIch kenne Stefan Hermann schon lange und ehrlich gesagt hat er mich stark beeinflusst und mit sehr viel Wissen versorgt. Ich verdanke diesem Menschen eine Menge und möchte ihn und seine Fahrtechnikschule, die MTB-Academy heute hier vorstellen.
2023-07-1041 minThe Meltzone
The MeltzoneThe man behind Marlin: How an open source project works! Join Tom and Stefan in this episode as they chat with Scott Lahteine, the mastermind behind the Marlin 3D Printer firmware. They delve into the workings of an open-source project, covering topics such as Scott’s role, time commitment, funding sources, and common challenges he faces. Support Scott and Marlin firmware: https://marlinfw.org/docs/development/contributing.html#donate Drop your questions for upcoming episodes in the comments below or tweet them @TheMeltzone (https://twitter.com/TheMeltzone). Subscribe to the main channels Thomas Sanladerer: https://www.youtube.com/user/ThomasSanladerer?sub_confirmation=1
2023-07-061h 35The Meltzone
The Meltzone3D Printer Manufacturer Shenanigans Thanks to Mintion for sponsoring this episode! Check out the Beagle Camera V2 at https://www.mintion.net/products/mintion-beagel-v2-3d-printer-camera and use code BGV2CAMSAS for $5 off! On this Podcast episode, Stefan asks Tom about his experience about dubbing his 3D Printing videos with a German audio track and why uploading to a new channel might be a better option. The episode is also well-filled with discussions about intellectual property, both in video and in software form, as rebranding open source projects as your own work is a concerning trend. 3D model sites are now...
2023-06-071h 24The Meltzone
The MeltzoneRocky Mountain RepRap Festival & Prusa MK4 On this Podcast episode, Stefan shares his latest acquisition, the Vectorfinesse’s 3D-printed headphones. The discussion then shifts to his recent trip to Loveland, Colorado, where he attended the Rocky Mountain RepRap Festival. Stefan shares some of the projects he witnessed and highlights the differences between this new event and MRRF and ERRF. The conversation moves on to the upcoming REVO high flow and their experience with Prusa’s new MK4. Stefan also recounts his exciting experience driving a Tesla 3 rental in LA and collaborating with William Osman for a video. Lastly, the hosts tackle a listener’s question about...
2023-05-041h 23The Meltzone
The MeltzoneSweet 3D Printers & FreeCAD After a skipped episode due to a COVID break, Tom and Stefan are back talking about PV systems, irrigation systems, and electric snail fences. Tom started posting a couple of shorts, and Stefan is doing his first step in delegating work and will have an intern. Then they talk about the sweetest 3D printer, the Cocoa Press, and how the Kickstarter campaign of the DIY EDM machine blew up. After that, Tom discusses his findings from trying out FreeCAD. Next, there is a bit of Prusa talk with the Prusa Link integration in Home Assistant, news that the XL...
2023-03-241h 07The Meltzone
The MeltzoneBack again! Rotary CNC & Simplify3D V5 meme is over Tom and Stefan are finally back with a new episode. They talk about why they were gone and what projects Tom recently enjoyed working on, like the NERF he used as an intro in his last video and rotary machining on the Snapmaker. Then they discuss all of the recent developments in Slicers with PrusaSlicer 2.6 and, believe it or not, Simplify V5. To top that off, the formerly known resin slicer Lychee now also supports FDM printers. Finally, Stefan tells Tom his plans about attending the RMRRF in Denver, CO, and hints that he heard rumors about an upcoming...
2023-02-221h 49Düsseldorfer HR-Podcast
Düsseldorfer HR-PodcastWeihnachtsfolge des HR-Podcast (12/22): Die Institution Kirche und ihr Wandel – Verändern sich Kirchen, weil sie sich verändern müssen? – Im Gespräch mit Hans-Hermann PompeKurz vor Weihnachten richten wir im Düsseldorfer HR-Podcast unseren Blick auf die Kirche: Eine Organisation, die für viele Menschen hoch relevant ist, manchmal auch handlungsleitend, und deren Bestand recht dauerhaft gesichert scheint. Aber auch eine überdauernde Institution wie die Kirche hat sich im Laufe ihres Bestehens sehr stark gewandelt (oder wandeln müssen). Gemeinsam mit Hans-Hermann Pompe, Theologe und ehemaliger evangelischer Gemeindepfarrer, spricht Stefan Süß über die Institution Kirche und ihre Veränderungen. Ist die Kirche ein gutes Beispiel für eine Institution oder gerät sie infolge verschiedener Skandale zunehmend ins Wanken? Warum kann es in der Kirche...
2022-12-1547 minThe Meltzone
The MeltzoneNew Bambulab P1P & Creality "Laser Eye Surgery" at Formnext 2022 This episode starts with a quick chat about solar batteries because Stefan was faced with a power outage on the morning of the recording. After that Tom and Stefan switch over to a discussion about new ways of 3D scanning and AI image and video generation. Then they talk about Bambulabs’ next budget printer, the P1P, and also touch on why there might not be a ton of coverage on Ankers Ankermake M5. Next, there is a quick discussion on the 3D Printing Industry Award and how they recently nuked themselves with very questionable behavior. After that, Stefan sh...
2022-11-221h 35The Meltzone
The MeltzoneWhen 3D printing isn't the right solution Thanks to Bekonix for sponsoring this episode! Check them out at https://bekonix.com and use code MELTZONE for 3 months of Pro access for free. In this episode, Tom and Stefan talk about the reasons why this Podcast was postponed for so long which covers, ERRF, new/old studio, and taxes. Then they talk about Formnext 2022 that’s right around the corner and where to maybe find an affordable room. This leads to a tangent about EVs and fully suspended baby trailers. Next, there is q quick chat about Twitter being bought up by Elon Musk. Tom ex...
2022-11-041h 37The Meltzone
The MeltzoneBack to the new old Studio & Cherry-picked Review Units? This episode is not only about chatting and chicken but also a little update on Tom’s move back to his new old studio and his plans to completely move in before he flies out to ERRF2022. After a bit of rambling, Tom and Stefan talk about a 3D printed robot arm, Fusions360s implementation of lattice structures, and an open-source high-temperature 3D printer. After Tom got his loaf of bread out of the oven and shared his recipe, both continue talking about pathogens on 3D prints and the newly unveiled name of the Ultimaker and Makerbot merger. The qu...
2022-09-291h 20NAFA Dialog
NAFA DialogNAFA Dialog - Stefan Hermann, om naturfaglig dannelseI dette afsnit taler programchef i Naturfagsakademiet NAFA, Ivar Ørnby, med rektor for Københavns Professionshøjskole, Stefan Hermann, om naturfaglig dannelse med udgangspunkt i hans nye bog En Varm Tid. I bogen peger Stefan Hermann bl.a. på, at vi i dag er natur- og kulturløse, men at vi er politisk og socialt vakte. Hvordan er vi endt der? Er det ikke længere et mål at forstå verden, men at forstå sig selv? Og kan det evt. forklare, hvorfor børn og unge fravælger naturfagene? Lyt med!
2022-09-2626 minThe Meltzone
The MeltzoneBambu VS Voron VS Prusa XL & Kicked out of the Studio? This episode starts with a short and frustrating story on why Tom might have to leave his new studio again. Next, Stefan and Tom talk about Corridor Crews YouTube channels once again, which recently was hacked. Stefan gives a quick insight into his new home automation setup that sends him notifications once a print is finished. Then there is a quick ramble about the “influencer playbook” that was published by a marketing agency that explains how to annoy influencers to promote a product with little to no pay. The question section covers the difference between sandpaper grids in Europe and...
2022-08-251h 16The Meltzone
The MeltzonePrusa XL Delayed, Scams & Noooozzles Thanks to Siraya Tech for sponsoring this episode! Check them out at https://siraya.tech/products/build-resin-high-resolution-engineering-resin or on Amazon at http://go.toms3d.org/Siraya In this episode, Stefan talks about what recently put him out of order for almost 4 weeks but how he used the time to discover some amazing new channels. Tom talks about his experience of redeeming his Prusameters and his recent CF lamination projects. Both quickly discuss their most recent videos on obsolete 0.4 mm nozzles and obsolete Volcano hotends. Next, they go through Prusa’s recent blog post in which the la...
2022-08-111h 30The Meltzone
The MeltzoneWhy stuff breaks, Robot Arms & Home-Compostable PHA Filaments Thanks to Private Internet Access for sponsoring this episode! Check them out at https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/TheMeltzone This episode starts with a discussion about the longevity of common 3D printing materials and why sometimes filament snaps on its own in the Bowden tube. Next, Tom and Stefan take a look at Formlabs’ new FUSE 1+ 3D printer that claims to be able to do wasteless SLS printing, which would be an amazing step forward for that technology! Then there is a quick update on the BambuStudio source code that just was recently released. After that, Tom shares hi...
2022-07-211h 43The Meltzone
The MeltzoneI caught Covid at MRRF2022 & Slicing Revolution in CURA and PrusaSlicer This episode is sponsored by Linode! Check out their scalable cloud solutions and get $100 free credit at https://linode.com/themeltzone This episode is slightly different because Stefan records it straight from Covid isolation which he caught, as many others, at this year’s Midwest Reprap Festival in Goshen, IN. After a short status check and some stories from MRRF, Tom and Stefan discuss the recent merger of Ultimaker and Makerbot and what this will mean for the two brands as well as Thingiverse. Staying on the topic of Ultimaker, both talk about CURAs new Arachne slicing en...
2022-07-121h 07Radioaktiv Podcast
Radioaktiv PodcastIldsjæl #6 - Tidens temperatur med Stefan Hermannldsjæl tager tidens temperatur med Stefan Hermann Peter Westermann mødtes til en samtale med endnu en inspirerende ildsjæl: Stefan Hermann, rektor på Københavns Professionshøjskole. De kom vidt omkring fremtidens velfærd, og hvem der skal skabe den. Uddannelsessnobberi. Udkantsmyter. Og ikke mindst tidens tempo og temperatur, hvor man kan brænde igennem eller helt ud.
2022-06-1254 minMaker That Money
Maker That MoneyFresh Content with a side of Product featuring Stefan Hermann of CNCKitchenOn the show today Stefan Hermann of CNC Kitchen talks about running his very successful YouTube channel and what it's like adding product sales offerings to his brand. Check out CNC Kitchen online at @CNC_Kitchen and https://www.youtube.com/c/CNCKitchen   Follow Us on Twitter at: @repkord and @3dgloop and on the web at: www.repkord.com and www.3dgloop.com
2022-06-031h 16The Meltzone
The MeltzoneAnker Make M5 & BCM3Ds novel resin printing method This episode is sponsored by Linode! Check out their scalable cloud solutions and get $100 free credit at https://linode.com/themeltzone This episode starts with a quick update on Tom’s new studio as well as the office space Stefan has an eye on. Next, Stefan quickly tells the story of how All3D has been using content from a ton of creators without their permission over the last years and how they want to change their business practice now. BCN3D formally known for their dual-head FDM machines are getting into the market of resin 3D pr...
2022-04-131h 22The Meltzone
The MeltzoneDream Studio, Macro Photography & Sneaky 3D Printing Quiz In this episode, Tom talks about finally finding his dream studio and office space! Both Tom and Stefan recently reviewed professional machines where they got a ton of negative feedback from viewers that made comparisons to maker and DIY tools. They ask themselves if there is space for taking a look at professional machines on their channels or if it’s generally negative for them and the manufacturers. Tom also received a request for reviewing a Markeforged printer and debates whether he should have a look at it (a second time). After purely technical materials, Markforged also just recently in...
2022-03-141h 28The Meltzone
The MeltzoneSimplify3D V5 "confirmed" & REVO problems The first topic of this episode covers a controversial article where the author “has the feeling” that the release of S3D V5 might not be far away though there is very little substance to that claim. More substantial news is that Anker, the power bank and electronics accessories maker, will get into the 3D printer market and will launch their first machine on Kickstarter soon. Next, Tom and Stefan cover 3D printable accessories for a new Ford truck and the Steam Deck, for which Valve recently released the CAD files. Next Stefan talks about an issue he recently had...
2022-02-171h 24The Meltzone
The MeltzoneIs "exposure" enough payment & German channel? This episode starts with the question of whether content creators should have to license 3D printable models that others released under a non-commercial license or if the exposure alone is enough “payment”. If you would license your creation how would you even do that? Then there are rumors that Anet, the infamous maker of the Anet A8 is gone from the market. Next Tom and Stefan talk about the recently announced date for ERRF and if they consider going. Stefan asks himself if he killed his first stepper driver and Tom explains how that even is possible. Stefan talks abou...
2022-01-271h 08The Meltzone
The MeltzoneOpen Source CAD & Selling Stuff Online This episode is sponsored by JLCPCB. Take a look at their new online store for PCBs and 3D Designs: https://jlcpcb.store/collections/allJLCPCB also offers affordable yet high-quality PCBs starting at $2 for 5 boards: https://jlcpcb.com/RHS This episode starts with a short chat about the festive season and the presents Tom and Stefan got, followed by a talk about open source parametric CAD software and other professional yet affordable options. Next, Stefan shares some experiences running an e-commerce business and what options for selling products online are. After that, they discuss the dangerous...
2021-12-301h 38The Meltzone
The MeltzonePrusa XL (obviously) & Creality MMU?! This podcast episode covers the physics behind Stefans recently reviewed CHT nozzle and his DIY version of it. Both discuss the advantages and disadvantages of this design and how it compares to a Volcano hotend. Stefan briefly talks about how he got kicked from AMAZON with his threaded inserts. The big topic is the Prusa XL and its new, smart features. This new design includes an extrusion force sensor that another company is using to print fully dense FDM parts so Tom and Stefan analyze whether this might also be something that could be implemented on the Prusa. The...
2021-11-301h 48The Meltzone
The MeltzoneThingiverse Data Breach & Molten Prusa Heaterblock The episode starts with a quick discussion about recent events and the state of this year’s Formnext visit. Next Tom and Stefan talk about the recent Thingiverse Data Breach, how it was handled, and that this is just another nail in the coffin. This is followed by a discussion about Thingiverse alternatives and Prusa’s plans of re-branding PrusaPrinters. On the topic of Prusa, they talk about a recent incident where a heater block of an original Prusa melted away and what the reasons might have been. Next, they switch to resin topics including a double vat Elegoo prin...
2021-11-051h 20The Meltzone
The MeltzoneE3D Revo & Thingiverse Robs Creators The first episode after the summer break covers E3Ds new Revo extrusion system and Prusa Automated Farm System that they are currently demonstrating in Dubai. Stefan quickly talks about his line-up of threaded inserts that he recently launched ((affiliate) https://geni.us/CNCKitchenInserts) and Tom gives his impression about the SL1S Upgrade that he installed on a live stream. Both discuss a controversial topic because Thingiverse seems to be automatically replacing the affiliate links from creators with their own ones. The questions cover the hotend of the upside-down 3D printer that uses a 90° bent for compactness.
2021-10-061h 50The Meltzone
The MeltzoneSelling our creations? & SLA Printer Lockdown Thank you to DruckWege for sponsoring this episode! Check out their resins at https://shop.druckwege.de/ and use code “TOM2021” for 15% off! Stefan joins this Podcast from his holiday in South Tyrol. Topics are not only how to properly relax but they also cover a Stop-Motion Benchy animation, an update on the Chitubox lockdown of the Mars 3 firmware, an upside-down 3D printer, and a simple way of multicolor 3D printing. They discuss the question if they should start selling plans for their creations. Questions cover more information around the licensing of the STL to Solid conversion in F...
2021-08-261h 09The Meltzone
The MeltzoneStop Making Ender-3s & Über-Materials In this podcast episode, Tom and Stefan are fed up, that over the last years they are only seeing dozens of Ender-3 clones with little to no innovation. After this ramble, they talk about an artistic lamp Kickstarter campaign that uses orange peel filament which unfortunately seems to be only questionable marketing. Though during their research they’ve still stumbled upon a way how orange peels might really be transformed into a polymer. Next, they discuss 3D printer modifications to soldering robots and pen plotters. There is a short section about a new tool in Fusion 360 that can convert st...
2021-08-061h 31The Meltzone
The MeltzoneRecycle everything: 3D Prints, PET Bottles, Spools and Turbine Blades Thanks to JLCPCB for sponsoring this episode! Get custom PCBs from $2 with free SMT assembly at https://jlcpcb.com/RHS This episode covers a ton of recycling topics starting from Stefan’s adventures into 3D print recycling over the PETBOT that allows direct recycling of PET bottles, to the number of wasted plastics in filament spools all the way to reinforcing PLA with shredded turbine blades. Tom and Stefan further discuss MRRF that happened the weekend before the recording and ERRF that was canceled. At MRRF Lulzbot presented their new 3D printer model that starts at a qu...
2021-07-111h 36The Meltzone
The MeltzoneMom, we're famous!, Ultrasonic resin heating & watertight 3D prints Tom finished his VORON 2.4 build live streaming marathon and talks about his experience and the choices he made, for example using a DUET 3 with Reprap firmware instead of the usually used Klipper configuration. Stefan shows the latest Make magazine Germany in which this Podcast got featured. Both discuss the “Jugend Forscht” winning entry where ultrasonic modules are used to heat and disperse resin for better prints. Then there is a talk about the suspension of the Torshn Kickstarter and a still on-going crowd funding campaign on a 3D printed bike helmet. The questions cover topics on how to make 3D pr...
2021-06-161h 17The Meltzone
The MeltzoneTrademark, Re-branding & Filament Welding Thanks to Siraya Tech for sponsoring this video! Check out their BLU resin on Amazon http://go.toms3d.org/SirayaBlu or from Siraya Tech directly at https://siraya.tech/collections/all In this episode, Stefan proudly presents the trademark certificate that he registered for his channel name and talks a bit about the process involved in applying for it. Tom discusses his plans on re-branding his channel. The following topics cover procedural G-Code generation and the FullControl GCode Designer. After that, Tom and Stefan briefly talk about a recent controversy surrounding Make Anythings Astrolabicon Design that...
2021-06-031h 28The Meltzone
The MeltzoneWeird Printers & Good Bye Dragon Hotend This episode is full of weird 3D printers, starting with a 3D printing simulation from Spee3D. Tom and Stefan further talk about a new dynamic build platform concept to reduce the support amount and a Japanese project that converts a 3D printer into a production line plus the Thermorph concept that allows automatically folding 3D prints using a smart combination of PLA and TPU. Then they discuss the morality of selling a community firmware as their own and that the popular Dragon Hotends that seems to be wiped from the market as a result of SliceEngineerings patent on...
2021-04-301h 34The Meltzone
The MeltzoneAre we geniuses? In this episode, Tom and Stefan present their new logo and talk about a semi open-source approach to electric driving vehicles, Lulzbot’s new “as low as $750” printer, Stratasys’ last heated build chamber finally expiring and a slicer integration to finally print 90° overhangs without support. The main topic is about the question if we are genii since so many reach out to us as their last hope for support and why we often have to refuse direct assistance. Questions cover “why PLA doesn’t get soft in hot tea water”. Drop your questions for upcoming episodes in the comments be...
2021-03-311h 33The Meltzone
The MeltzoneThey Stole Our Content & Malware in Creality Software? Freebooting everything! Tom’s whole website got copied and translated to French by an Affiliate Portal. One of Stefan’s videos was re-uploaded by an Instagram channel as well as shots from his videos were taken to advertise threaded inserts on Amazon. Both talk about their way to appeal and defend themselves against those cases and correct a couple of things from a recent episode. They further discuss the eco-friendliness of PLA and a recent news article where the German website Heise found a trojan in the SD card files that can be downloaded on Crealitys website. Questions cover SLS...
2021-02-251h 34The Meltzone
The MeltzoneTalking VORON, PlyBot & Is PLA eco-friendly? In this episode, Stefan talks about his VORON 0 build he started right after the last podcast episode on his hunt for a 10 minutes Benchy. The news cover a lot of recent 3D printers and printing technologies including the current Plybot Kickstarter, Formlabs finally releasing the Fuse 1, electrochemical metal 3D printing, and a 4th axis for the Prusa that tries to save on support structure. Both shortly discuss the things that recently happened around Gamestonks and also the Bernie Sanders meme. The questions cover how deep UV light penetrates resin, closed-loop stepper drivers, and our new Podcast setup. ...
2021-02-071h 36The Meltzone
The MeltzoneThe biggest 3D Printing YouTuber we didn't even know of & faster printing First, Tom and Stefan talk about the recent Corona situation and how it’s affecting them. They quickly change the topic and discuss their latest experience with the CR-30 belt printer they have for testing. The news topics cover yet another Kickstarter where Ulendo is claiming that we can print 2x faster with their cloud service. Then XOLO announced their first volumetric 3D printer and a new patent was granted for an interesting fluorescence switch SLA printing method. Tom talks about his recent work with the new WhamBam Mutant quick-change system and other ones that are on the market. Th...
2021-01-111h 44The Meltzone
The MeltzoneA Creator's Responsibilities & Belt Printing After a bit of a break, Tom and Stefan are back talking about their responsibility as “influencers” and the new hype around Belt 3D Printers that are currently on Kickstarter. Belt 3D printing doesn’t only require suitable hardware, but also software that supports this uncommon kinematic. Both talk about the importance of hardware and software upgrades and how they are necessary to improve the technology over time. Drop your questions for upcoming episodes in the comments below or tweet them @TheMeltzone (https://twitter.com/TheMeltzone). Subscribe to the main channels:Thomas Sanladerer: https://www.yo...
2020-12-121h 17The Meltzone
The MeltzoneBehind the scenes of OctoPrint (with Gina Häußge) This week, Stefan and Tom have a guest on the podcast – Gine Häußge, main developer of OctoPrint! They talk about what it’s like creating and maintaining open-source software, what her learnings mean for other projects like FreeCAD and what it’s like to be a solo entrepreneur. Check out OctoPrintHow to test OctoPrint release candidates Drop your questions for upcoming episodes in the comments on YouTube or tweet them @TheMeltzone. Subscribe to the main channels:Thomas SanladererStefan (CNC Kitchen) Support us on Patreon:Tom
2020-10-091h 21The Meltzone
The MeltzoneFusion360 changes, belt printers and the ASMBL With Stefan’s last day on parental leave, he and Tom get together once more to talk about the developments in the 3D printer scene. It seems like Belt printers are making a comeback, Fusion360 is again making drastic changes and E3D have somewhat quietly released their hybrid manufacturing toolhead for the toolchanger. Drop your questions for upcoming episodes in the comments on YouTube or tweet them @TheMeltzone. Subscribe to the main channels:Thomas SanladererStefan (CNC Kitchen) Support us on Patreon:TomStefan Intro Jingle by...
2020-09-251h 30The Meltzone
The MeltzoneFatherhood & a real Open Hardware Standard After another short break due to Stefan becoming a father, both talk about recent projects involving 3D scanners & sublimating 3D scanning spray. News cover KFC planning to print with lab meat in Russia, 3D printing gunpowder, a Standard for Open Hardware and Open Source Computer Vision Algorithms for print correction. Due to recent events, both rant about an allegedly “fully” 3D printed motorcycle, 3D printed houses, and how Kickstarters rarely are used anymore for what they should. Questions cover, exotic material printing, printing services, and testing out your designs for different printing technologies. Drop your questions for upco...
2020-08-191h 33The Meltzone
The MeltzoneVegan 3D Printing, 500.000 Creality Printers (in one month) and Automatic Printer Tuning! 3D Printed “meat” is the hot topic right now! Stefan and Tom cover two approaches that aim to print texture into vegan “steak” and “salmon”. Both look promising, but like with most 3D printed food, the hard challenges remain to be solved.Can a huge show like Formnext happen in the current pandemic? Apparently the answer is “yes”, as TCT Asia has just finished.Staying with Asia, Creality is reporting record shipments for the month of march – but might be infringing on a patent with their latest model! Drop your questions for upcoming episodes in the comments on Yo...
2020-07-141h 41The Meltzone
The MeltzoneStolen YouTube Account & Printer Maintenance After thinking about buying a lathe for ages, Stefan finally bought himself a new machining tool for the workshop. Tom shares his own experience with his Mini Lathe. Tom recently received a Prusa Mini and talks about his first impressions as well as some plans for it in his upcoming 3D Printing Beginners Series on YouTube. Both discuss the recent theft of fellow YouTuber Heliox’ channel and a new “Ultra Fast” printing process that slightly resembles an old CRT television as well as locally pre-heating a print for better layer adhesion. Miele released some printable upgrades for their appliances, so Tom...
2020-06-041h 35The Meltzone
The MeltzoneOpen-Source Metal 3D Printer, Nonplanar Nozzles and Tesla's Model Y using 3D Prints Lots of interesting topics this time! Tesla is apparently using last-minute 3D printed parts in the first Model Ys they delivered; Adrian Bowyer is proposing a novel print removal system; and the US Army has been working on a non-homogeneous 3D printing filament. But Stefan and Tom haven’t been idle, either and have been working on the Toolchanger and on finally getting an old CNC working. All that and more in this episode of The Meltzone Podcast! Notes and timestamps: 3:50 Getting married in special times 13:42 Tom’s Sienci CNC adventures
2020-05-031h 44The Meltzone
The MeltzoneBest practices for printing PPE and plans for our next CNCs! It’s The Meltzone Lockdown edition! Tom is running out of home improvement store goods while Stefan is holding himself over with VR and finally building his E3D Toolchanger. We’re also talking about printing faceshields and other PPE and how getting organized is really important right now. Also, Makerbot is supposedly opening up their Method 3D printer to filaments from other manufacturers. In the questions, we cover filament diameter conversions, building a new printed CNC and Autodesk’s patent on non-planar slicing. ### SHOW NOTES ### Smarter Every Day’s video on organizing PPE distribution Coppe...
2020-04-091h 23The Meltzone
The Meltzone3D printed medical supplies & tons of questions On this content packed episode, Tom and Stefan talk about their recent live streaming efforts, VR, the newly added FFF slicer in Fusion360 and why Stefan thinks it’s a challenge to add gears to his new plastics shredder. There are currently a lot of efforts being done to use 3D printing for medical equipment due to the current Corona pandemic. Both discuss the positive and negative sides of those and why there also can be a danger in printing medical supplies. There is a “new Thingiverse” but is it better than the old one? Tom and Stefan try to ans...
2020-03-251h 55The Meltzone
The MeltzonePlans for MRRF / Resin Testing Consistency / Prusa Mini Bed Issues Update: After the blanket travel ban from Europe, MRRF has officially been canceled / postponed. In this episode, we talk about Stefan’s new Toolchanger, more use cases for LW-PLA and our (back then still relevant) plans for MRRF 2020! Drop your questions for upcoming episodes in the comments on YouTube or tweet them @TheMeltzone. Subscribe to the main channels:Thomas SanladererStefan (CNC Kitchen) Support us on Patreon:TomStefan Intro Jingle by Thomas Herrmann Prusa’s heatbed analysisPLA resin mentioned: 3D Print Works, RepR...
2020-03-131h 12The Meltzone
The MeltzoneKicked from Amazon.com, Resin + Foamed PLA and Pellet Extruder Tom and Stefan talk about the upcoming events that they’ll attend including Malta Maker Fair and MRRF2020. Both recently released a material testing video and discuss if resin prints are really isotropic and why lattice or porous structures performs the way they do. Tom got kicked from the Amazon.com affiliate program and explains how that happened. Stefan got a new Pellet Extruder and expresses his first experience with it. Both talk about the impact of the Chorona Virus on the China and the 3D printing industry. The Makerbot Classroom Sketch was unveiled recently – is it worth $1800? Questions cove...
2020-02-221h 34The Meltzone
The MeltzoneShaping the future Flashforge first cloned Makerbot – and now it looks like Makerbot are selling Flashforge’s machines? That and a discussion on the (non) availability of the Elegoo Mars Pro, our take on Linus’ “I’ve been thinking about retiring” stream and our pros and cons to using “servos” on 3D printers in this episode of The Meltzone! Drop your questions for upcoming episodes in the comments on YouTube or tweet them @TheMeltzone. Subscribe to the main channels:Thomas SanladererStefan (CNC Kitchen) Support us on Patreon:TomStefan Intro Jingle by...
2020-02-071h 31Særepisoder: Velfærdsprofeten
Særepisoder: VelfærdsprofetenStefan Hermann: Rettigheder og pligter i en moderne velfærdsstatKøbenhavns Professionshøjskole leverer uddannelse og forskning til alle dele af det danske velfærdssamfund. Det er skolens ambition at være dagsordensættende og eksperimenterende, så fremtidens velfærdsudfordringer mødes kvalificeret og offensivt. I dag taler vi med Stefan Hermann, som er rektor på Københavns Professionshøjskole om, hvordan han forstår den danske velfærdsstats rolle, udfordringer og potentialer anno 2020.
2020-02-0507 minThe Meltzone
The MeltzoneLight Weight PLA & Teflon Lined VS Full Metal Hotend Tom and Stefan are back from their holiday break and meet up in the “real” CNC Kitchen. They talk about current projects like Stefans work on Colorfabbs Light Weight PLA (LW-PLA). Both discuss the recent problems with the Hermera Extruder and how E3D is handling it. The topic of the week covers the differences between Teflon-lined hotends and full metal hotends, where the differences are and that the latter isn’t always the best choice. Questions cover the differences between PETG and ABS as well as printer advice and it’s better to buy a machine or to build on...
2020-01-141h 08The Meltzone
The MeltzoneDamaging Prusa's boards to flash firmware? Is Prusa turning on the open-source community by requiring you to physically damaging the Mini’s board to run custom firmware? That’s our big topic of the week! Well, technically, topic of the bi-week? Stefan has been working on a surprisingly simple and universal variable infill algorithm while Tom has been trying to combine the advantages of filament and resin printing. In other new, Marlin 2.0 has finally come out of beta and the E3D “not a Hermes” has started shipping! We talk about our experiences with both of them. And we also got some good info from you all...
2019-12-191h 28Velfærdsprofeten
Velfærdsprofeten1. dec. Stefan Hermann - Julekalender 2019Københavns Professionshøjskole leverer uddannelse og forskning til alle dele af det danske velfærdssamfund.Det er skolens ambition at være dagsordensættende og eksperimenterende, så fremtidens velfærdsudfordringer mødes kvalificeret og offensivt.I dag taler vi med Stefan Hermann, som er rektor på Københavns Professionshøjskole om, hvordan han forstår den danske velfærdsstats rolle, udfordringer og potentialer anno 2020. 
2019-12-0108 minThe Meltzone
The MeltzoneFormnext, 3D printed RC planes and why we only review Chines printers Tom and Stefan have been at Formnext 2019 the week before and talk about their impressions.The news cover the current state of Lulzbot and also that Generative Design for Fusion360 is currently available for free. Podimo, a German startup wants to be the Netflix of Podcasts. Both discuss if they like their business model and if the even want to be listen in the Podimo app. Tom got into RC flying, talks about his first experiences and both discuss 3D printed airplanes and also Colorfabbs new Light Weight PLA. Listener questions cover bulletproof 3D prints, home metal 3D printing...
2019-11-281h 34The Meltzone
The MeltzoneEverything's on Fire: Prusa / The UK / Lulzbot / Fusion360 / Resins / VPNs It’s finally a normal episode with Stefan & Tom again! We talk about our experiences with travelling to shows and what we enjoy doing when our calendars are not stuffed with events. Tom uses an E3D Supervolcano for the first time and gets different findings to what Stefan has seen in other high-speed printing setups. Also, there’s been a lot of stuff going wrong lately: Lulzbot seems to be going out of business, the UK is creating even more uncertainty by delaying Brexit and impacting UK manufacturers like E3D, NordVPN is screwing up and an Original Prus...
2019-10-311h 19The Meltzone
The MeltzoneWhat should we do about "3D Printed Firearms"? (ERRF special) In this week’s special episode from the East Coast RepRap Festival 2019, Tom talks to Keith (as a non-representative of Proto-Pasta) about their ERRF highlight, how the terrorist attack in Halle seems to have used 3D printing to fabricate firearm parts and what we should (or can) do about it. Also, Proto-Pasta’s experiences in shipping a filament extruder all the way across the US and whether 3D printer manufacturers should be providing a functional machine to buyers! Drop your questions for upcoming episodes in the comments on YouTube or tweet them @TheMeltzone. Subscribe to the...
2019-10-241h 03The Meltzone
The MeltzoneCNCs, a handy tool for makers (with Tom Stanton & Ivan Miranda) - The Meltzone Podcast Ep23 On this special Podcast Episode Stefan visits a YouTube Creators Event in the UK and talk with his two fellow YouTube creator Tom Stanton and Ivan Miranda about cool gadgets they own and how they use their CNCs where 3D printing is not sufficient anymore. Tom Stanton: https://www.youtube.com/user/tomstanton282 Ivan Miranda: https://www.youtube.com/user/superazote Drop your questions for upcoming episodes in the comments below or tweet them @TheMeltzone (https://twitter.com/TheMeltzone). Subscribe to the main channels: Thomas Sanladerer: https://www.youtube.com/user...
2019-10-1433 minThe Meltzone
The MeltzoneE3D Hermes Extruder & How far 3D printers have come over the years Stefan talks about his recent trip to the UK where he visited E3D and the XYZSummit, a YouTube creators even. YouTube did it’s “thing” again by removing the verified status from most of their creators but shortly changed their mind again after lots of complaints from the community. LEGO has taken down lot’s of community designs from MyMiniFactory and Thingiverse. Tom and Stefan discuss how far 3D printers have come from the Sells Mendel and at which point both got into the hobby. They both talk about if a belt printer would be something for them to consi...
2019-10-091h 21The Meltzone
The MeltzoneNon-planar hype, the end of rigid.ink and the start of a new Smoothieboard It’s been a while! Now that Stefan is back from Japan, he and Tom can finally get back together for a new episode of The Meltzone Podcast – and there’s lots to catch up on! They about Stefan’s Japan experiences, andTom’s MPCNC experiences, as well as news on the Smoothieboard v2 and the end (or new beginnings?) of rigid.ink. You’ll also find tips on how to optimize your 3D Benchy for ERRF’s printing contest and an insight on how Makerbot’s Method printer may actually be a good choice for ABS – but possib...
2019-09-171h 40The Meltzone
The MeltzoneSilent Stepper Drivers & Topology Optimization Stefan will soon be on a 3 week holiday trip to Japan and talks about his preparations in terms of camera equipment and Tom presents his latest 10-25mm f1.7 lens he recently bought. Both discuss if YouTube is a suitable platform for their podcast and if they should release their show as audio-only. Stefan made a discovery how STL files can become inaccurate if they are exported in the wrong coordinate system. Both talk in depth about the meaningfulness of topology optimization and lattice structure. Since Stefan recently received a Cetus3D Mk3 and is annoyed by it’s no...
2019-08-131h 32The Meltzone
The MeltzonePlanned Obsolescence and Practical 3D Printing Why are white goods getting more and more unreliable? What are the dangers of cloud software? How are these two successful YouTubers steering the YouTube algorithm?We’ll answer that in this episode of the Meltzone podcast!Also, news on non-planar slicing with a paper on “CurviSlicer”, questions on filament-based metal 3D printing, a free Solidworks version for makers and advances slicer tuning options for FDM.Topic of the week: What are we actually using 3D printing for and are there even applications that make sense for “normal” people? Drop your questions for upcoming episodes i...
2019-07-311h 33The Meltzone
The Meltzone3D printing professional gear at home actually viable? After 5 weeks of no PodCast together, there are a lot of things to chat about. Tom and Stefan talk a bit about recent Prague Maker Fair and the awesome spirit of it. Tom gave topology optimization a try and Stefan talks about how he could use his new 3D scanner to measure the strains in it during testing. Stefan got back to some filament tests and talks about his experience with part cooling and layer adhesion. The guys show their admiration for David Shoreys current work on 3D printing on diffraction grading sheets. They discuss why resin printing seems...
2019-07-171h 29The Meltzone
The MeltzoneMakerfaire Debrief (with 3D Printing Nerd and 3D Maker Noob) After Maker Faire Prague, Prusa let Tom, 3D Printing Nerd and 3D Maker Noob have their studio for an hour to jam about recent 3D printing topics! In this episode, we talk about the demise of Maker Media, the creators of Make Magazine and licencors of Maker Faires – and what that means for the future of faires in general. In other news, a CR-10 caught fire and a Twitter user was caught advertising a 3D printer with photos stolen from several community members. And for the “big” topic, we fantasize about the future of consumer / maker / “low end” 3D printers...
2019-06-291h 12The Meltzone
The MeltzoneThe Pitfalls of Kickstarter Projects The big topic this week: Is Kickstarter still what it used to be? What are the risks involved in backing crowdfunding campaigns? Tom and Stefan discuss their experiences with past crowfunding projects and try to make sense of today’s landscape on Kickstarter and Indiegogo. In other quick topics: Stefan’s recap of hitting 100k subscribers on YouTube and his experiences of trying “Premieres”, Apple’s interesting new Pro lineup and a follow-up on keeping filament dry. Drop your questions for upcoming episodes in the comments on YouTube or tweet them @TheMeltzone. Subscribe to the main c...
2019-06-051h 15The Meltzone
The MeltzoneBacklash Compensation & Auto Bed Leveling Tom and Stefan talk about PPE (Personal Protective Equipment), 3D printer nozzle wear and vapor smoothing. The news section covers the question if bio plastics are not as biodegradable as advertised and Prusas newest release of their slicer, now called PrusaSlicer. Both talk about the necessity of backlash compensation that Lulzbot just announced for their new printers. In the Topic Of The Week, they discuss Auto Bed Leveling and if it’s cleaner to just level the bed properly in the first place manually. Question cover, if you can over-dry your filaments and if and how you can print g...
2019-05-241h 25The Meltzone
The MeltzoneShilling on YouTube and issues with PrusaPrinters.org In this super-sized episode, Stefan and Tom dissect the potential issues of Prusa’s new model and gcode sharing site prusaprinters.org and talk about the ever-newsworthy topics of 3D printed glass, organs and “large” metal drone frames. Projects this week include the modular Mendel9000, advanced heated bed investigations and wearing down nozzles on purpose.And the big topic: Can you trust YouTubers to give their honest opinion? We show how companies try to influence what influencers tell you about products and what our stance is on neutrality. Drop your questions for upcoming episodes in the commen...
2019-05-121h 27The Meltzone
The MeltzoneHow much material tuning do we do & silicone molds Tom and Stefan recap the last in-car recorded podcast episode and what they were doing in the 2 weeks after MRRF2019. Tom is improving his live stream gear and Stefan tried to silicone cast his own hotend silicone socks. This episodes news cover their efforts to replace their current video editing software with DaVinci Resolve 16, the World of Tanks DMCA Takedown that happened on Thingiverse, Article 13 status and Makerbots Red Dot Design Award. Both are discussing how much material tuning they usually do for their prints and what a good approach could be. SHOW...
2019-04-181h 22The Meltzone
The MeltzoneMRRF2019 Recap! (recorded while driving back) This week, Stefan and Thomas use their 3-hour drive back from the Midwest RepRap Festival to recap all the awesome community projects and products they saw there! The post MRRF2019 Recap! appeared first on The Meltzone.
2019-04-051h 01Hermann Scherer Podcast
Hermann Scherer Podcast# 24 Radikale Veränderung - Ingo StefanIngo Stefan ist durch seine langjährigen Erfahrungen Experte für Veränderung. Mit seinen Vorträgen begeistert er nicht nur Unternehmen, sondern ermutigt jeden einzelnen Chancen zu ergreifen. Ingo Stefan ist davon überzeugt, dass die Digitalisierung und der demographische Wandel die Zukunft radikal verändern.Zum Beispiel wird die Jugend die Digitalisierung häufiger nutzen um ihren Beruflichen Erfolg voranzutreiben.Als begeisterter Bergsportler ist er ehrenamtlich im Österreichischen Alpenverein tätig.Seine neue Road Show wird auch in den Alpen stattfinden. Dabei geht es unter anderem darum, Ängste zu übe...
2019-03-2920 minThe Meltzone
The Meltzone"Get rich quick" with 3D printing / Meetups / Gearbest Dataleak A new epdisode of the Meltzone Podcast has landed! Stefan and Tom talk about the highlights from Make Munich and what to expect from the upcoming MRRF, as well as their experiences with adding threads to 3D printed parts. Fiat has announced a customizable car (using 3D printed parts), E3D have announced their impossibly long Supervolcano hotend and Gearbest have release a huge dataset of their customer data into the wild – unintentionally. We hope. Lastly, Stefan and Tom talk about way to make money with 3D printing and also about the ways yo...
2019-03-191h 25The Meltzone
The MeltzoneE3D Nozzle X Drama, Article 13 & 3D Scanners On this news-packed episode Tom and Stefan talk about E3Ds Nozzle X drama and their new slicer Pathio as well as the ruthless marketing campaigns of some 3D printer manufacturers. The EU is about to vote on a new copyright law where Tom explains why this will be harmful for them as creators and for the general freedom of speech of everyone. Tom installed a new ventilation system in his studio because he had the suspicion that SLA resin fumes caused him having problems working there for longer periods of time. Both...
2019-02-251h 16Stefan Kloppe Like a Champion Podcast
Stefan Kloppe Like a Champion Podcast#005 - SportStorys von Hermann MaierWahre Champion Geschichten. Obwohl Hermann Maier bereits als abgeschrieben galt, hat er es nach ganz oben geschafft. Wie er das geschafft hat und zum Herminator wurde, erfährst du in dieser Episode.
2019-02-1207 minThe Meltzone
The MeltzoneNew high-speed 3D printer / S3D upgrade fees / CNC experiments Should Simplify 3D cost (more money)? Is the newly announce “superfast” resin 3D printer approach actually practical? Are we all being infiltrated by Xiaomi and Huawei? Those very important questions and more are being discussed by Stefan and Tom in this Episode of the Meltzone! Stefan also talks about his plans to open-source his Universal Test Machine, why Tom goes into details of YouTube’s broken video processing queue. SHOW NOTES S3D costs money anndddd now the greedy people over at S3D want us to actual...
2019-02-1000 minThe Meltzone
The MeltzoneStepper VS Servo & has 3D printing made the world a better place? Tom and Stefan talk about their travel plans to MRRF 2019. Tom explains how he’s getting back into PCB design and what techniques can be used to manufacture them. They discuss the differences between stepper motors and servo motors and if 3D printers could become better if they used servo motors.They also speak about if 3D printing is making the world a better place or if it’s only creating more waste. Finally they answer viewer questions on 3D printing education, materials for car parts and their video editing software of choice. Our MRRF 2019 arrival and depa...
2019-01-251h 07The Meltzone
The MeltzoneGetting snowed in and our wishlist for 2019! It’s the first episode of 2019! Along with a 3D printing wishlist for 2019, Tom and Stefan discuss their current capabilities of driving in the snow and moan about doing taxes. But also, about whether printing ABS still makes sense in today’s landscape of advanced materials, their plans for MRRF 2019 and what 3D printers and 3D printing projects they’ve been working on! SHOW NOTES MRRF 2019Solid-state dehumidifer on bigclivedotcom The post Getting snowed in and our wishlist for 2019! appeared first on The Meltzone.
2019-01-0800 minThe Meltzone
The Meltzone"The Makerbot Method" and our year as YouTube creatorsStefan talks about his upcoming project on paste extrusion and his Dremel 3D45 printer he’s testing. He discusses with Tom the “Makerbot Method” and what could make it different from other currently available 3D printers. Furthermore they argue weather PLA or PETG is their material of choice and what the advantages and disadvantages of both are. Finally they both talk about their year as a YouTube creator, what they think is going on with platform at the moment and the gap between the content they “want” to make and what they “should” actually make to get views. ### SHOW NOT...
2018-12-191h 23The Meltzone
The MeltzoneVirtual 3D Printed Fibers and what Slicer to use!In this episode, we discuss the proposal to use “virtual fibers” to strengthen FDM 3D printed parts that work by adding tiny holes to your model! We also go through whether you actually need to buy a slicer or if the free and open-source ones are now just as good – and finally, Tom twist’s Stefan’s brain with continuous belt 3D printers and why they can’t use a vertical Z-axis. ### SHOW NOTES ### RepRap Ltd. article on “Virtual Fibres” Joel’s video on Simplify3D issues Stefan’s PC parts AMD Ryze...
2018-12-0600 minThe Meltzone
The MeltzoneHarmful 3D printer emissions & TCT Formnext 2018 Stefan talks with Tom about his visit to TCT Formnext 2018. They discuss two recently released papers on potentially harmful emissions of 3D printers. They further debate if it is worth buying a cheap printer and then investing a lot of time on upgrading it or if it is more efficient to buy a decently working one right away. Finally, they answer viewer questions regarding grinding up plastic scraps for recycling and the usefulness of infinite z-belt printers. ### SHOW NOTES ### News article on 3D printer emissions DIY3DTECH YouTube channel Air quality...
2018-11-201h 12The Meltzone
The Meltzone3D Printer Fingerprints & DIY Filament Making Tom and Stefan talk about their experiences in annealing PLA prints and discuss the recent change in Fusion 360’s pricing model. Recently a paper on a so called “3D printer fingerpint” was released that claims to be able to track prints back the printer they were made on, with stunning accuracy, so they talk about how realistic this could be and what the implications of such a method might be. Tom recently came back home from his roadtrip all over Europe where he filmed bits for his RepRap documentary and talks about the new high temperature products he has seen a...
2018-11-061h 15The Meltzone
The MeltzoneKit or self-sourced printer and picking the perfect filament for the job! (With RichRap and Sanjay from E3D)Tom, Richard Horne (RichRap) and Sanjay Mortimer (E3D) discuss who 3D printer kits are for and when you should self-source instead, as well as what FDM materials are being developed, which ones are already available and where they each fit in! The post Kit or self-sourced printer and picking the perfect filament for the job! (With RichRap and Sanjay from E3D) appeared first on The Meltzone.
2018-10-2252 minThe Meltzone
The MeltzoneMRRF 2019 controversy, Bowden VS Direct Extruders and Thermal CamerasTom explains the drama that has been going on with MWRRF 2019 and discusses with Stefan the advantages and disadvantages of bowden and direct extruders used in 3D printers. Tom also got himself a new FLIR thermal camera and talks about its applications in 3D printing. They finally discuss the question when FDM printing will become obsolete. Subscribe to the main channels: Thomas Sanladerer Stefan (CNC Kitchen) Support us on Patreon: Tom: https://www.patreon.com/toms3dp Stefan: https://www.patreon.com/cnckitchen ### SHOW NOTES ### (Affiliate links) ...
2018-10-0853 minThe Meltzone
The MeltzoneLarger or faster printers and the Prusa SL1!In their first Podcast episode Tom and Stefan talk about current projects, Prusa’s recently announced SL1 resin printer and discuss whether they would prefer a much faster or a much bigger 3D printer. They also answer community questions about lasers, warped beds and cheap V6 knockoffs from China. The post Larger or faster printers and the Prusa SL1! appeared first on The Meltzone.
2018-09-291h 08Aufwachen!
Aufwachen!Künstliche DummheitFreitag, 28. Juli 2017, 16:59 UhrUnser Lieblingsautoministerpräsident Stephan Weil meint, er et al. befinde sich neuerdings in einem “Lernprozess”. Ja, Gesetze gelten. Diese künstliche Dummheit steht in einem witzigen Kontrast zum Ansinnen des Autoneulings Elon Musk: “Es ist kein Spaß reguliert zu werden. Aber es muss sein.” Er sprach dabei von der künstlichen Intelligenz, die bald für uns lenkt, arbeitet und tötet. Nationale Sicherheit werde ihr Top-Thema, sagt Eric Schmidt. Jeff Bezos ist auch ganz aus dem Häuschen. Nur Peter Thiel grübelt noch, was die Maschinen eigentlich von Aliens unterscheiden wird, wenn sie da sind.
2017-07-282h 55Aufwachen!
Aufwachen!Künstliche DummheitFreitag, 28. Juli 2017, 16:59 UhrUnser Lieblingsautoministerpräsident Stephan Weil meint, er et al. befinde sich neuerdings in einem “Lernprozess”. Ja, Gesetze gelten. Diese künstliche Dummheit steht in einem witzigen Kontrast zum Ansinnen des Autoneulings Elon Musk: “Es ist kein Spaß reguliert zu werden. Aber es muss sein.” Er sprach dabei von der künstlichen Intelligenz, die bald für uns lenkt, arbeitet und tötet. Nationale Sicherheit werde ihr Top-Thema, sagt Eric Schmidt. Jeff Bezos ist auch ganz aus dem Häuschen. Nur Peter Thiel grübelt noch, was die Maschinen eigentlich von Aliens unterscheiden wird, wenn sie da sind.
2017-07-282h 55Gamle pædagoger
Gamle pædagogerGamle pædagoger: Stefan HermannI serien GAMLE PÆDAGOGER har Egon Clausen en samtale med rektor Stefan Hermann fra Professionshøjskolen Metropol i København. Stefan Hermann har netop udgivet en bog med titlen: Hvor står kampen om dannelsen? i bogen kritiserer Stefan Hermann den aktuelle diskussion om folkeskolen for at være kørt fast i et fjendtligt forhold mellem to positioner, hvor den ene ser tilbage og længes efter en skole med humane og demokratiske idealer, mens den anden...
2016-11-1800 minDannelse
DannelseStefan Hermann om dannelse #TECtaler"Grundlæggende handler dannelse om at overskride sig selv, på en mærkelig måde at blive sig selv ved at blive en anden end den man er."Ifølge Stefan Hermann handler dannelse også om at blive en del af et større fællesskab og at foretage en rejse, for at komme hjem som en anden. Han mener ligeledes, at nogle fag har spillet en rolle for dannelse gennem tiderne, fx. historie-faget og sproget, både verbalt og non-verbalt, men også fagets sprog. De rigtigt dannede kan overskride fagets sprog, som en tømrer der kan for...
2016-03-0302 minMann-Sein - Podcast Archives
Mann-Sein - Podcast ArchivesFolge 12: Stefan Hermann – Vom Jungen zum MannDiesmal sassen wir in persona mit unserem Interviewpartner Stefan Hermann in Heinz’ Küche beim Kaffee und sprachen mit ihm über die Organisation Boys to Men. Das „Boys to Men“ Mentoren-Netzwerk ist eine gemeinnützige Organisation, die gegründet wurde, um Jungs zwischen 12 – 17 Jahren beim Übergang zum „Mann-Werden“ zu begleiten. Die Herausforderungen für Jungs in […] Der Beitrag Folge 12: Stefan Hermann – Vom Jungen zum Mann erschien zuerst auf Mann-Sein.
2009-11-2900 minMann-Sein
Mann-SeinFolge 12: Stefan Hermann – Vom Jungen zum MannDiesmal sassen wir in persona mit unserem Interviewpartner Stefan Hermann in Heinz’ Küche beim Kaffee und sprachen mit ihm über die Organisation Boys to Men. Das „Boys to Men“ Mentoren-Netzwerk ist eine gemeinnützige Organisation, die gegründet wurde, um Jungs zwischen 12 – 17 Jahren beim Übergang zum „Mann-Werden“ zu begleiten. Die Herausforderungen für Jungs in […] Der Beitrag Folge 12: Stefan Hermann – Vom Jungen zum Mann erschien zuerst auf Mann-Sein.
2009-11-2900 minMann-Sein
Mann-SeinFolge 12: Stefan Hermann – Vom Jungen zum MannDiesmal sassen wir in persona mit unserem Interviewpartner Stefan Hermann in Heinz’ Küche beim Kaffee und sprachen mit ihm über die Organisation Boys to Men. Das „Boys to Men“ Mentoren-Netzwerk ist eine gemeinnützige Organisation, die gegründet wurde, um Jungs zwischen 12 – 17 Jahren beim Übergang zum „Mann-Werden“ zu begleiten. Die Herausforderungen für Jungs in […] Der Beitrag Folge 12: Stefan Hermann – Vom Jungen zum Mann erschien zuerst auf Mann-Sein.
2009-11-2900 min