hazy python
Hi, recently I've found the following video where the guy is recommending shaving the prints with scrapers instead of sanding. Has anybody have some experience with it? I wanted to try it at least for initial processing, but I'm curious if any of you have some experience with it 🙂
https://youtu.be/a4e9JJkinvk
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dapper pumice
I tried it on a test print, it does work, but it needs to be a simple model, lots of details won’t work as you end up scraping them off, also you need a print with good thick walls as otherwise you scrape too much and the walls start to fail and need patching/ filling.
It’s a method worth trying tho.
flint bane
This is better for larger pieces to.
I saw that video months ago and ordered some pieces, but dont have a way to properly hold the pieces to sharpen them >.< . Vise remains unattached
Will still require sanding anyway.
Just use a power sander for things where you'd use this. Just dont let 1 area overheat and melt.
fair temple
I’m about to buy the stuff in the description but it seems the mini scrapers are unavailable of the moment
tawdry geyser
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