**Season Four finale!** Join host Matt Griffin for a conversation with two of the Magigoo creators, Edward Borg and Andy Linnas, as they explore how Thought3D set out to address key challenges of the 3D printing process. In order to improve printing success with a broad range of printing materials, from everyday to advanced performance materials, they have launched their unique Magigoo bed adhesives and Drywise in-line filament dryer.

Join Talking Additive host Matt Griffin and Dylan George, UltiMaker’s Application Engineer Manager, Americas, as they sit down to talk about Metal FFF and 3D printing with Jeremy Robinson, Motocross Racing Technologist at Kawasaki Motors Corp., USA.  Jeremy is responsible for the mechanical design of many of the specific components for Kawasaki Motocross Racing motorcycles. Jeremy and his team have been leveraging 3D printing for several years for custom parts, tool management, and fast design iteration. But it is only in the past year or so that they have taken the leap into Metal FFF, and the new process has opened up new capabilities for his shop, and at a price point that makes sense for a large number of SKUs and small-volume batches that they run as they develop and optimize parts each year.

Just in time for SEMA 2022 in Las Vegas, the largest aftermarket auto show in the world, join us to hear from hot-rod builder and designer Dom Tucci who designs custom vehicles at Tucci Hot Rods, his family-owned auto garage in Marcy, NY. In this episode, Dom shares his approach to incorporating 3D printing into their auto garage’s traditional fabrication equipment for creating custom parts and supporting other processes. He discusses in detail several recent projects such as his SEMA-award winning 2022 Ford Maverick custom race-styled vehicle from last year. 

Additive manufacturing and materials science innovator Dr. Jeffrey Cernohous shares the story of Infinite Material Solutions, and the highly unique support and build materials for 3D printing that they offer such as Aquasys and Caverna. He also discusses the launch of EMPOWR3D, an innovation center for additive manufacturing (AM) services. PLUS BONUS INTERVIEW: includes a follow-up conversation that took place at TCT Rapid 2022. 

Ole von Seelen shares the story of the Berlin-based 3D printing software company trinckle, the company that created the software platform paramate. Their software solutions bring together trinckle’s team’s leading expertise in executing AM applications with their client’s clear understanding of parts requirements – resulting in a best-in-class design automation experience that unlocks AM for companies (and more stakeholders within those companies) for creating custom 3D printed parts for industrial, medical orthoses, and other targeted segments.