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Stephanie Hendrixson

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Cincinnati
As seen in: Additive Manufacturing Amazing, LinkedIn, Composites World Magazine, Modern Machine Shop, Products Finishing, Plastics Technology, Additive Manufacturing Magazine, MoldMaking Technology Magazine, Gardner Business Media, Production Machining, VALVE Magazine and
Covers:  Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing, especially as used for end-use products and full-scale production.
Doesn't Cover: Bioprinting, non-industrial uses of 3D printing, material additives
Executive Editor, AM Media | Cohost, The Cool Parts Show | Cohost, AM Radio | Listicle Queen #CoolParts #3DPrinting #AdditiveManufacturing @AddMfgMedia

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Stephanie (Monsanty) Hendrixson reports on 3D printing technology and applications as senior editor for Additive Manufacturing, and is also co-host of The Cool Parts Show, a video series that highlights unique, unusual and weird 3D printed parts. She got her start in manufacturing media in 2012, through an internship with AM's sister publication Modern Machine Shop, and continues to contribute to MMS as a guest blogger. Stephanie is a current co-ambassador for the Cincinnati chapter of Women in…

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How Flowable Metal Paste Could Deliver on 3D Printing's Promise for Mold Tooling

How Flowable Metal Paste Could Deliver on 3D Printing's Promise for Mold Tooling

In-process shaping via high-speed milling plus minimal shrinkage in sintering enable TrueShape to deliver mol…

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3D Printed Headgear Protects a Cochlear Implant: The Cool Parts Show #31

3D Printed Headgear Protects a Cochlear Implant: The Cool Parts Show #31

Receiving a cochlear implant was bittersweet for Sarah Piersanti. After losing her hearing unexpectedly, the …

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3D Printed Nitinol Opens New Possibilities for Arterial Stents

3D Printed Nitinol Opens New Possibilities for Arterial Stents

Nitinol, a shape memory alloy of titanium and nickel, is the material of choice for arterial stents that need…

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Additive Manufacturing Will Aid and Accelerate the Circular Economy

Additive Manufacturing Will Aid and Accelerate the Circular Economy

Additive manufacturing (AM) is frequently called disruptive, because it takes a bit of chaos to implement eff…

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Commercializing Sand 3D Printing in the New Tech Belt

Commercializing Sand 3D Printing in the New Tech Belt

Sand 3D printing is changing the way that Humtown Products delivers cores and molds to its foundry customers.…

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How 3D Printing Enables Digital Dentistry: The Cool Parts Show S2E4

How 3D Printing Enables Digital Dentistry: The Cool Parts Show S2E4

Dental devices have always been custom-made to fit the patient, but 3D printing is now disrupting how they ar…

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Why Slow Quoting Is Costing U.S. Machine Shops Work

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By Stephanie Hendrixson 
| Modern Machine Shop
For manufacturers in the United States, “Proximity should be an advantage,” says Alex Huckstepp, cofounder and CCO of Uptool. Yet despite being closer to the customer these (primarily) small and medium domestic manufacturers often lose out on work to overseas suppliers. The problem isn’t that U.S. shops lack technology or expertise — instead, it often comes down to how quickly they can quote.
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Electron Beam Melting with Tungsten: The Cool Parts Show Bonus

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By Stephanie Hendrixson 
| Additive Manufacturing Magazine
Scroll to unlock this premium content if video does not play. A recent episode of The Cool Parts Show featured 3D printed divertor tiles, tungsten components that could be used to manage heat flux and particles coming from a nuclear fusion reaction. The parts shown in that episode were produced with electron beam melting (EBM), a style of powder-bed additive manufacturing particularly well-suited to processing tungsten with its ductile to brittle transition.
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What Roles Is AM Playing in the Defense Supply Chain? RAPID 2026 Takeaways

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By Stephanie Hendrixson 
| Additive Manufacturing Magazine
Stories about additive manufacturing for defense applications have been trending across the Additive Manufacturing Media site for the last 6 months. It is not surprising that defense manufacturing is receiving extra interest in the wake of multiple current international conflicts, and anticipation of what it will mean for manufacturing if those conflicts continue or escalate. What is interesting, however, is how additive manufacturing’s role in the defense supply chain has been expanding.
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