Video: ASME IAM3D: 3D Printing an Audible Hockey Puck
Video: ASME IAM3D: 3D Printing an Audible Hockey Puck
Kristoffer Pascual of Sheridan College discusses his road to the IAM3D competition and where he sees the future of AM. Congratulations to Kristoffer’s team for receiving the first-place IAM3D award for re-engineered products for their audible hockey puck!
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