Episode 128: The Tech Friends discuss their favorite holiday movies and shows. Elissa is hopeful for the future of space travel… once heat shields are squared away. Benjamin reports on video generation powered by AI LLMs. Stephen raises concerns over excessive energy consumption by AI.

No Opinion | Tech Trends Podcast #128

Episode 129: Steve shares some updates with the testbed’s vision system. The Tech Friends discuss how to handle the snow and their 2025 goals. Elissa reports Italy’s efforts in 3D printing using marble waste. Stephen is sad about Crucible going out of business. Benjamin is excited about Nvidia’s latest evolutionary silicon.

When In Rome, Be American | Tech Trends Podcast #129

Episode 131: Ben and Steve report back on their trip to SHOT Show 2025. Ben hard transitions to asking about Steve’s first experience with Pilates. Elissa announces that the AMT Tech Trends podcast has been placed as the #14 podcast in the manufacturing industry. Steve takes a stab at the difference between generative versus agentic AI. Elissa says the Army is getting into barracks 3D printing. Benjamin closes with more humanoid robots. Like a lot.

Squabble Up | Tech Trends Podcast #131

Episode 132: The Tech Friends open with older movies they’d like to see remade with some of the same actors and producers. Steve then goes on a long tangent waxing poetic about cars while desperately trying to relate it back to manufacturing technology… and failing. Elissa reports on the implementation of AI in 911 dispatch. Ben closes with somehow employing additive manufacturing for subtractive toolpath optimization.

Death by Asteroid | Tech Trends Podcast #132

In this week's episode we sit down with Deafadil, a producer and 3D artist who’s worked with some of the biggest names in bass music, including Subtronics, Marshmello, and SVDDEN DEATH. We dive into his journey as a music producer, how he got into designing visuals for top-tier artists, and how he balances creativity across multiple disciplines.

We also explore the world of 3D printing, the importance of branding, visual identity, and social media presence in the music industry. Whether you're an aspiring producer, DJ, or creative looking to expand your skill set, this conversation covers everything from sound design techniques in Serum and Rift to the role of AI in digital art and animation. 

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Episode 133: Elissa dives straight in with 3D printing 4D materials. The team voices their loathing of daylight savings. Steve wonders how it’s 2025 and hot dogs are still not the appropriate length with respect to the buns. Ben shares his excitement for machine/robot programming becoming literally more hands-on. Steve closes with actual AI in gaming.

Hod Dog Standards | Tech Trends Podcast #133

Cobra is pushing the boundaries of iron technology with the all-new 3D Printed Tour Irons! In this episode of Club Junkie, we dive deep into the design, performance, and feel of these cutting-edge players' irons. Are they the real deal for low-handicap golfers? Tune in to find out!

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Who among us hasn’t fired up their 3D Prints, crafted a beautiful cup in vase mode, and then filled it with water, only to be dismayed by leaks? Many individuals encounter this issue during their initial forays into 3D printing, and fortunately, there are several straightforward steps to prevent such incidents. When seeking professional 3D printing services, it’s essential to consider the intricacies of achieving watertight results in your prints.

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🧾 How to Edit G-code in Orca Slicer: Quick Guide

Orca Slicer allows users to edit G-code for better control over print behavior. G-code tells your printer exactly how to print your model, including movement, temperature, speed, and more. Editing it can help you insert pauses, tweak retractions, or fix printer-specific issues.

Before we move ahead, it's important to download the latest version of Orca Slicer from a reliable and trusted sources like GitHub or https://orca-slicer.com

🔧 Method 1: Edit Start/End G-code 

1. Open Orca Slicer
2. Go to Printer Settings > Custom G-code
3. Modify scripts like:

Start G-code (before printing)
End G-code (after printing)
Before/After Layer Change G-code

📝 Method 2: Edit Exported G-code File
Slice your model

1. Go to Preview > Export G-code
2. Open the file in a text editor (Notepad++ or VSCode)
3. Add/edit commands like:

M25 ; Pause print
M104 S210 ; Set nozzle temp
M106 S255 ; Turn fan on

🎯 Method 3: Insert Commands at Specific Layers
In the G-code file, search for layer comments like ;LAYER:10 and insert your command right after.

⚠️ Tips
Always backup before editing
Test on small prints
Comment your changes for clarity (; this is a comment)

Orca Slicer provides full G-code control for advanced tuning. Just edit carefully and you'll unlock more precise and powerful printing.

How to Edit G-code in Orca Slicer: Quick Guide

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