10k is easy to remove with fingernail. It is not as hard as sample sent of bottle opener.
Will heating it up to 105c fix this. Currently I did 70c 60 min
Is anyone sealing it with paint or finish of some kind
Thanks aloha
10k is easy to remove with fingernail. It is not as hard as sample sent of bottle opener.
Will heating it up to 105c fix this. Currently I did 70c 60 min
Is anyone sealing it with paint or finish of some kind
Thanks aloha
Rigid 10k feels like a stick of chalk in my hand after curing for 60 min at 70°C. My pocket knife shaves imperfections off just as well as a file does. This part had minimal supports and the layer shift observed at the top of the sphere can be cleaned up with a fingernail as you mention. The sample part I received was a thick bottle opener with no thin walls so I hadn’t realized how brittle it was. The texture interested me enough to buy a liter since it was unlike any other thermoplastic I had worked with. The matte white color seemed like it would make a nice white Christmas ornament. For now I am just making trinkets. I can prime/paint it and let you know how it goes. Rigid 10k is very brittle. Dropping this 100mm spherical bauble from a height of 4 foot table and impacting an electrical power strip caused one of the beams to break.