FDM 3D Printer Transparent Printing 2.0 Upgrade, secret techniques? Hurry up and come try it out!

Today, I'm sharing the 2.0 version of transparent printing, continuing to explore the possibilities of creating transparent parts. The overlapping direction of the infill lines may be crucial (though it varies with different filament types even with the same parameters, as observed through testing). Additionally, immersing the printed part in polishing solution can quickly improve transparency. It should also be possible to achieve a polished mirror finish through proper sanding and polishing (though the effectiveness of reusing the polishing solution in maintaining transparency needs further verification). Unfortunately, I wasn't successful in achieving a polished finish this time, possibly due to using an incorrect method. The test file for the small handle requires approximately 5.5 hours of printing.
今天分享透明打印的2.0版本，继续探索制作透明零件的可能性。
其中走线的方向重叠可能是关键（不过经实测跟耗材本身有关，同样的参数不同耗材表现不一样）
另外使用抛光液浸泡可以快速变透，当然打磨镜面抛光应该也没问题（抛光液的重复使用可能会降低透明度？待验证 另外这次没有打磨抛光成功，可能是没用对方法）
小提手测试文件 打印需5.5小时

[@SeanLumly]

Very nice. Another youtuber packed the item in fine salt, then heated in an oven. The salt kept the form, but the part completely melted into a solid piece. It's an interesting technique that I'm interested in trying some day.

[@43bomiii7]

好酷！原來FDM也做得到

[@kalverstukas1414]

How watertight is this for printing watercooling parts like distro plates, tubes etc.? Thnks

[@WeiMeMe]

有趣！

[@workingTchr]

You can _machine_ your 3D printed parts! It never occurred to me.

[@shenggege]

厉害

[@kakaworu]

關鍵是口徑非常的粗啊

[@TheCaffeineRacer]

I am super interesting in this would love an English translation please

[@lingqunye]

You can turn on the English subtitle

[@TheDimchikb]

I couldn't

[@motionsick]

good kittys

[@kevinji7285]

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