One year later since your last upload and I’m here wondering when you all are coming back! Let us know :)

Some of the episodes are semi-informative but there’s a lot of rants that go on forever. There’s a whole episode centered around literally one comment that the guy took offense to about some mic holder that he designed. I also just listened to a few of the 3D printed weapons episodes and it was all just subjective opinionated speculative garbage. Ammo is unregulated in the majority of states. Bullets that can expand are not “nefarious” they are actually employed in self defense to prevent over penetration. A lot of people reload ammunition because it’s cheaper and you can control the process directly. Just because you’re uneducated on these aspects doesn’t make them pointless. A quick google search can go a long way...

The latest episode where it was basically 22 minutes of an angry rant against those “who does not understand 3D print” ...could have ended after 4 minutes.

I use this to keep up on ALL of the 3D printing news.

Thank and bless you and your family for your service and sacrifice from a fellow SDVOSB.

I can get the super-nerdy tech of 3d printing from other podcasts, but Tom & Tracy provide a great unique viewpoint into 3d printing, design, and business. Their interviews with a wide variety of people are what really draw me in, as well as an overall look at how 3d printing continues to evolve and change the way things are made. Also, women are a large part of the Maker movement, yet it is very hard to find their voices. I will confess I started listening just for Tracy!

The show sounds as if it’s two newbies to 3D Printing who are all turned on by 3D Printing and like gabbing about it yet do not know much. When you make a podcast you really have to know the subject matter REAL well and not just do interviews to overcome your lack of understanding. This couple should do a podcast on what they know… like color…? This podcast may sound good to people who know nothing about the subject but to those who know a little this is a waste of time. Added: Tom's review of the Replicator+ shows just how little these people know about 3D Printing. This podcast has now moved into pure misinformation. Makerbot must have given them a printer for free.

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Tom is knowledgable and informative, but Tracy is annoying.

Tom and Tracey have a great synergy that translates on air. The information they give is in depth and practical. There are several land mines in the inventors space but WTFFF helps to navigate through the field.

i enjoy their talks and thoughts about what's happening around 3D printing for their target audience. real glad for their insights and sharings. episodes are broken down into topics and not too long, so it's easy to pick some interesting ones to listen

Im a big techy-nerd and love the fact we are moving more and more in the direction of 3D Printing. So excited to learn more about how I can do 3D printing on my own and all of the amazing applications. - Justin

Tom and Tracy discuss everything they can under the subject of 3D printing with tips, interviews, FAQs, and more. Having just recently purchased a Printrbot , I was hungry for any and all the information I could get my hands on. So after searching through the iTunes podcast section, I found WTFFF and gave them a go. With a huge backlog of episodes and information, I was hooked. Honestly, I find it a bit criminal that they don't have more reviews. With a plethora of data, and a genuine love of the subject matter, Tom and Tracy provide a fantastic listening experience. It's got heart, charm, and is well worth the listen. Keep it up you two!

Helpful information for those interested in 3D printing. Interviews and also Q&A, so if you have any questions (like I do), this is a good place to get them answered.

Great podcast for learning 3D printing tips and tricks, as well as the importance of design and 3D modeling and how those skills affect the final print. I am a novice to 3D printing and have learned a ton of beneficial info from every episode.