Thanks for this! One thing I've learned so far, use plastic cups when mixing liquids together. You never know what chemical reaction will affect the paper cups. Especially a fast curing resin.
Good. I'd expect that with a slow curing resin like XTC. If you ever use a fast curing resin/foam/silicone (like stuff you can noticeably feel heating up as it cures. 5min 10min curing stuff) use plastic cups. It'll burn right through it. It's not fun.
I would have thought a resin would melt PLA and would have been afraid to try it >< I used different kinds of resins and epoxies I surf so regular resin Bondo for auto body work and epoxy for general fixing stuff
lol noticed it too, but actually you hear his steppers more, stepper smoothing mechanical is the way to go: those with two screws in motor two in mount OR going all in and going 32bit with next gen stepper drivers (thats ALL in as you cant just swap them in creality machines (are part of pcb :( )
Thanks for this! One thing I've learned so far, use plastic cups when mixing liquids together. You never know what chemical reaction will affect the paper cups. Especially a fast curing resin.
ChunkyJo it doesn't seem to affect the paper cups at all. It works well for me
Good. I'd expect that with a slow curing resin like XTC. If you ever use a fast curing resin/foam/silicone (like stuff you can noticeably feel heating up as it cures. 5min 10min curing stuff) use plastic cups. It'll burn right through it. It's not fun.
You ever had any cracks after it dries? Been getting it on some of my prints after applying.
Any tips on smoothing smaller articulating parts?
What brand spackle do you use?
HEy man where you at in Nor Cal? Sacramento here!
Yup! I'm in Roseville now
Haha that's exactly where I'm at
I would have thought a resin would melt PLA and would have been afraid to try it >< I used different kinds of resins and epoxies I surf so regular resin Bondo for auto body work and epoxy for general fixing stuff
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There is no escaping the nose from the creality fans.
lol noticed it too, but actually you hear his steppers more, stepper smoothing mechanical is the way to go: those with two screws in motor two in mount OR going all in and going 32bit with next gen stepper drivers (thats ALL in as you cant just swap them in creality machines (are part of pcb :( )