The Process to Turn FFF 3D Prints Perfectly Transparent when using PVB Filament
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 เม.ย. 2024
- Really happy with how these turned out 😊 and now that I have shown you it is time to make a snow-globe!
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0:00 Intro
0:22 Before and After
0:33 PVB Material and Why this works
1:03 What You Will Need
1:43 Procedure
2:50 Results
4.33 Conclusion
5:20 Owen's Resin Transparent Print
5:34 Outro
I have a Prusament PVB and I want to make some great glossy vases :)
Sweet! Would love to see your results
@@Core-Electronics I uploded to my channel :D
Looks like silk! Thats awesome 😊
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Great video, just a question for you. What about functional prints that need 5+ walls? It's possible to have any transparency? What would you suggest for prints that need to be under say spring pressure would they withstand the stress as usual PLA+ would? The PVB that is.
Definitely worth checking out some specification specs. Once all the IPA has evaporated fully over a couple of days I reckon the material property comparison between PLA+ and PVB is a good one. A total wall thickness of 5mm is that thicker globe I'm holding and that works alright. Any more and transparency goes down some but you should still be able to see through it pretty well.
Interesting‼️👍
This makes me wonder what would happen if you left a model inside a closed "vapor chamber" of some kind instead... with a small container of alcohol... maybe slightly heated ?.. and just leave it there over time... Do you know if this has been tried?
Take a look at this polymaker.com/product/polysher/. It is hard to get your hands on one however and my understanding is above will produce a better result. But just so know 🙂
Could you test with some light to see the outcome? Good video.
Light goes through them real nice 🙂 and cheers mate
May I ask you how you printed the globe? Iam trying to print a half globe in vase mode but it allways make the top open. How do I fix this and still have just one or two layers thickness?
If you create model with very thin walls and tell the Cura Slicer to only slice with Walls that will let you overcome the limitations of using Vase Mode. Make sure to double check the sliced model (zooming in really close on the layers) to be sure that you only have only a 1-3 layer thickness.
I could not finish watching the whole video due to the overly perfect sound quality...... Surely won't subscribe.....