SoliForum - 3D Printing Community — Makeraser acetone print smoothing 'pen'

Re: Makeraser acetone print smoothing 'pen'

2013-10-17T07:17:43Z

look for the metal markers. the plastic ones may melt, like the plastics we are working with.

Re: Makeraser acetone print smoothing 'pen'

2013-10-16T15:58:29Z

Sounds like a job for a dried up felt tipped magic marker. Just dip it and/or soak it in acetone... kind of a neat idea.

Re: Makeraser acetone print smoothing 'pen'

2013-10-15T20:29:53Z

wicking felt would work all you would need is a housing.
this place has it 1" Dia.

http://www.sutherlandfelt.com/wicking.htm

Re: Makeraser acetone print smoothing 'pen'

2013-10-15T19:40:36Z

i should start up one of those...and promise them 1 month before that guy does LOL...make a killing

Re: Makeraser acetone print smoothing 'pen'

2013-10-15T17:00:46Z

I can't wait to pledge $50 to get one of these magical devices delivered next June (or later)!

Re: Makeraser acetone print smoothing 'pen'

2013-10-15T14:25:55Z

um...so its one of these~~~~~>http://www.staples.com/Staples-Envelope-Moistener/product_160788?cid=PS:GooglePLAs:160788&KPID=160788&srccode=cii_17588969&cpncode=33-175806496-2

Its not like it needs a start up page even made. they are like $2 and available at every office supply store known to man. Sponge my be different to hold up to the acetone but lets not try to make this into a mystical thing

Makeraser acetone print smoothing 'pen'

2013-10-14T19:51:01Z

A new startup offers something called "The Makeraser". It's a handheld tool that can smooth your unattractive visibly-layered 3D prints into beautiful smooth objects.

http://fabbaloo.com/blog/2013/10/3/the- … rints.html