Top 5 Videos: Cleveland Public Library Offers 3D Printing Services

Get ready for the top 5 videos of the week that will take you on an exhilarating journey through the world of 3D printing! First up, we have an insightful interview with Kristin Mulherin, President of Women in 3D Printing, as she shares valuable insights on the several initiatives of the company. Then, brace yourself for the remarkable initiative by the Cleveland Public Library, where they’re using their 3D printers to produce face shields for first responders, making a significant impact during these challenging times. Discover the incredible 3D printed accessories that can simplify your farming tasks, and explore the best budget 3D printers of 2023, perfect for beginners and enthusiasts alike. Don’t miss out on these captivating videos that showcase the limitless possibilities of 3D printing! Happy Sunday!

Top 1: Cleveland Public Library’s 3D Printed Services

The Cleveland Public Library is debunking any skepticism surrounding the potential of 3D printing with a variety of 3D printing services. In a remarkable initiative, Tech Central at the library’s Louis Stokes Wing has embarked on a mission to produce 2,000 face shields for first responders in collaboration with the Cleveland Department of Public Safety. These essential supplies will aid the police, firefighters, EMS personnel, as well as EMTs and paramedics at local airports. Amidst the global impact of the coronavirus pandemic, CPL’s executive director/CEO, Felton Thomas Jr., emphasized the library’s commitment to supporting those bravely combating the virus. By using their 3D printers and partnering with the city and Lowe’s for materials, the library is making a valuable contribution to the front lines of this crisis.

Top 2: Talk3D Interview with Kristen Mulherin

In our latest #TALK3D, we sat down with Kristin Mulherin, President of Women in 3D Printing, to learn more about the non-profit organization and its several initiatives to promote the presence of women in the industry. Mulherin expresses, “Twenty years ago when I first started in manufacturing, you had to try to conform to be more masculine. Whereas now, you can maintain femininity and be taken seriously in the Industry.” Check out the full interview below to hear more gems of insight on the changing gender dynamics within the industry and the growing role of women in 3D printing.