Very informative and entertaining to boot!
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“I have been into 3D Printing for some time now, however I just recently found the 3DPT podcast. I was introduced by one of my friends who just started printing recently. Weather you are someone who has been printing for years, or someone who is just playing around with the idea of purchasing a printer, this podcast is the best one I have found to learn not only about 3D printing, but also about anything pertaining to it (software, printers that are worth buying, emerging technology, etc.). A must listen for anyone who is interested in 3D printing.
Also, I would suggest downloading ALL of their backlog of podcasts and start listening. Though in the beginning, they recommend certain programs and later recommend a different one, the information is still new enough to be very relevant.
Finally, this podcast often gives tips and tricks for programs such as Blender and Simplify3D which will help you tremendously as you progress.
5 stars from me. And Andy and Whitney, keep up the good work. (2 podcasts a week was a great time).”
wtullos via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/13/15
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