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3DPOD Episode 165: A Look at the 3D Printing Industry with Kerry Stevenson, Fabbaloo

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Kerry Stevenson was a CTO in the Insurance industry until he turned his focus to 3D printing and started a blog called Fabbaloo. Since 2007, Kerry has offered the industry his unique look at additive manufacturing. In this episode of the 3DPOD, he gives us a candid look at the industry over the time that he’s followed it. We discuss trends, developments, disappointments and breakthroughs in the industry over the years.



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