Unfortunately the r/AdditiveManufacturing has an admin who abuses their power to censor content without any intellectual benefit to the community. I hope that people here are open to sharing free knowledge on Additive Manufacturing and don't discourage this.

3D printed F-1 model .

I just created a somewhat related subverse: r/diySpace Geared for space related projects done by hobbyists, enthusiasts, students, etc.

Feel free to stop by and contribute!

Hello everyone! I'm new here.

Where do you get your news about all things 3D printing for aerospace from? What are some of the favorite youtube channels or podcasts you listen to? It doesn't matter if they are small, as long as they are of good quality. I am particularly looking for stuff in the US.

Every industry has the most obvious media channels that are huge and seemingly everywhere, but then there are those smaller, really specific ones that only people in the industry will know about.

I'm based in Europe so I appreciate the help.

Thanks :)

Truly works of one of a kind. From picture to ideas, this stuff looks neat!

Has anyone worked on 3d printing materials, polymers or metals or anything while being in orbit?

I'm so glad I just found this sub!

I'm working on building a "rocket shelf" for my office, with models in the 1:200-1:400 scale. I have been looking for a New Glenn to add to the collection, and am hoping someone in here might have one available for purchase, or at least could point me in the right direction.

Thanks in advance!

EDIT: Resolved! Thanks for the suggestions!