{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"34 - AM Posts We Saw On Social Media","description":"Additive manufacturing (AM) tends to see popular media coverage when a consumer good is 3D printed. 3D printed houses and fashion grace headlines at the moment. On social media, however, additive manufacturing is a daily topic of conversation for users, students and entrepreneurs. As digital editor for Additive Manufacturing Media, I have the pleasure of observing and engaging in some of those conversations.  On this episode of the AM Radio podcast, Peter Zelinski and I review eight AM-related social media posts that caught my eye in recent weeks. Among the topics we discuss are machine modifications, a debatable assumption about large-format additive manufacturing and the AM fan-favorite, or maybe anti-fan favorite: AM\u2019s cost effectiveness. Thanks for listening. Mentioned in this episode The posts from social media: Our post about the SABIC regrind study Stephanie\u2019s post about the SABIC study Luai Kurdi\u2019s extrusion robot on a pedestal Catalysis Additive Tooling\u2019s thermoforming tool Enrico Gallino\u2019s display case of customer parts What\u2019s the vibration frequency, Kenneth? HIP 101 post The 9T Labs bracket post from CompositesWorld Inspirational words from Avi Reichental  Other references: The SABIC LFAM regrind article Oak Ridge National Laboratory\u2019s concrete smart wall 3D printed composite bracket on The Cool Parts Show Tim Simpson\u2019s final Additive Insights column Velo3D Launcher post Made in the USA podcast Join the conversation with Additive Manufacturing Media on LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook ","author_name":"AM Radio","author_url":"http:\/\/amradio.libsyn.com\/website","html":"