H3C Reaction | We Paid $10K to Portals Designers | MultiColor Doesn't Work | Slant 3D Podcast Ep.180
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3D printing is becoming consumer electronics, and Bambu Lab's latest H2C printer is a major sign of how quickly the industry is changing. But what does this mean for 3D printing, manufacturing, and the future of mass production?
In Episode 180 of the Slant 3D Podcast, Gabe breaks down Bambu Lab's new tool-changing printer, the growing mainstream adoption of 3D printing, and the ethics of sponsorships among 3D printing YouTubers. He also explains why multicolor 3D printing still creates major challenges for industrial production.
Plus, we celebrate a major Portals milestone, explore new Slant 3D Create tools, discuss improvements to factory production capacity, and look at what it really takes to manufacture products at extremely low costs.
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Chapters:
00:00 3D Printing Is Going Mainstream 01:01 Slant 3D Create Tools 02:32 Bambu Lab H2C and Consumer Electronics 13:23 The Ethics of 3D Printing YouTubers 20:08 Building an Alternative Sponsorship Model 23:15 Portals Pays Designers $10,000 in One Day 25:38 New Slant 3D Create Tools 28:44 Print Farm Expansion and Production Updates 31:31 Optimizing API Colors for Manufacturing 33:02 Why Multicolor 3D Printing Doesn't Scale 37:15 Multicolor: Prototyping vs Production 41:12 Does Multicolor Actually Add Product Value? 43:18 The Business of Manufacturing Toys 44:54 What a $23 Hot Glue Gun Teaches Us About Manufacturing 48:11 Making Parts Cheaper Than Raw Materials
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