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Vapor polishing 3d printed parts
On vapor polishing/smoothing 3D printed parts, i.e. with acetone vapor: can anyone speak about the change in sturdiness and tolerances of the part? Did you use it on a robot and/or experience any issues with it?
Pic below for reference (right: untreated, left: acetone vapor treated)  |
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