Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
No interns were hurt in the making of this YouTube video. Olivia Jo Bradley designed and 3D printed these props to practice for Olin College's Fire Spinning club - officially earning the title of the coolest Markforged intern.
Have a part you want to see printed? Want to submit one of your own? Leave us a comment below! And don't forget to subscribe for more great stories from Markforged.
ABOUT PART OF THE WEEK
Every other Friday since 2013, Markforged employees have met to share parts they've printed for fun on our printers. This tradition is known as Part of the Week and we're excited to share some of our favorites! Check back every Friday for new parts.
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No interns were hurt in the making of this YouTube video. Olivia Jo Bradley designed and 3D printed these props to practice for Olin College's Fire Spinning club - officially earning the title of the coolest Markforged intern.
Have a part you want to see printed? Want to submit one of your own? Leave us a comment below! And don't forget to subscribe for more great stories from Markforged.
ABOUT PART OF THE WEEK
Every other Friday since 2013, Markforged employees have met to share parts they've printed for fun on our printers. This tradition is known as Part of the Week and we're excited to share some of our favorites! Check back every Friday for new parts.
Our Website: markforged.com
Twitter: twitter.com/markforged
Instagram: instagram.com/markforged
Facebook: facebook.com/markforged
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/markforged










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