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Re: Smoothing station - Egg cooker

2013-12-31T07:46:00Z

Agree,hehe

iowajames wrote:

newto3dprinting1 wrote:
how big of objects could this smooth? what are dimensions
At least egg sized objects will fit.

Re: Smoothing station - Egg cooker

2013-07-08T04:27:17Z

newto3dprinting1 wrote:

how big of objects could this smooth? what are dimensions

At least egg sized objects will fit.

Re: Smoothing station - Egg cooker

2013-07-07T22:04:44Z

how big of objects could this smooth? what are dimensions

Re: Smoothing station - Egg cooker

2013-03-06T20:29:46Z

Wow! It's great! I managed to find the exactly same cooker (12 euros) and it's working like a charm! Thanks!

Re: Smoothing station - Egg cooker

2013-02-17T16:22:52Z

This will be tried!

[Hei på dere ]

Re: Smoothing station - Egg cooker

2012-11-11T15:47:44Z

I will try some more soon. The concept seems very easy.
But it seems that my Z-axis is a bit wobbly.
(Hyggelig med nordmenn ja )

Re: Smoothing station - Egg cooker

2012-11-11T13:41:03Z

Hmm cool Might try the same myself..

[Nordmenn er vi nok av her ]

Re: Smoothing station - Egg cooker

2012-11-11T12:00:32Z

Nice writeup! Can't wait to get my printer to test something similar out.

[Hyggelig å se en annen nordmann på forumet ]

Smoothing station - Egg cooker

2012-11-11T11:05:29Z

Hi all!

I was inspired by Ian and Josh about smoothing the prints with acetone.
I found an egg cooker and tried some small prints - and it was great! The size is a limit, but my overall prints isn't filling the whole space inside the cooker afterall.

Here is a quick overview of the little process:

Close up - Sanded down:

A small amount of acetone - pour into the futuristic machine:

Turn on the egg cooker and wait for 20 seconds:

The finished product. I could have put more time in sanding, but first test anyways