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Smoothing PLA Prints with Steel Wool Part 2

Tinkerine • 7 years ago
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Post-Processing
Smoothing PLA with Sandpaper
Finishing PLA with Gloss and Matte Topcoat
Smoothing PLA with Primer
Gluing PLA parts together with Epoxy Glue
Gluing PLA parts together with Wood Glue revisited
Gluing PLA parts together with Methylene Chloride
Gluing PLA parts together with ABS solvent Cement
Gluing PLA parts with PVA
Post-Processing with Plasti Dip
3 System's Mirror Coat
Post Processing with Tamiya Spray Paint
Post-Processing with Enamel Paint
Vapor Smoothing with Acetone on PLA
Vapor Smoothing on PLA with Methylene Chloride
Smoothing PLA with Ethyl Acetate
Smoothing PLA with Methylene Chloride
Smoothing PLA with a Torch
Smoothing PLA with a Heat Gun
Smoothing PLA Prints with a Convection Oven
Post-Processing PLA Prints with Hydro Dipping
Smoothing PLA with Methylene Chloride PLA Paste
Smoothing PLA in a Microwave
Post-Processing 3D Prints by Hydro Dipping Revisited
Post Processing 3D Prints with Nail Polish Top Coat
Post Processing 3D Prints with Nail Polish Top Coat Part 2
Smoothing PLA Prints with a Dremel
Smoothing PLA Prints with Steel Wool
Using Acetone To Vapour Smooth 3D Printed Models Coated with Primer
Using Acetone To Vapour Smooth 3D Printed Models Coated with Primer Part 2
Smoothing 3D Printed PLA Models with CLR
Post-Processing 3D Printed PLA Model with Brasso
Post-Processing 3D Printed PLA Model with Wood Filler
Smoothing out 3D Printed PLA Model with Bar Keepers Friend
Smoothing out 3D Printed PLA Model with Bar Keepers Friend Part 2
Post-Processing 3D Printed PLA Model with Wood Filler Part 2
Post-Processing 3D Printed PLA Print with a Rock Tumbler
Finishing 3D Printed Prints with Acrylic Paint Markers
Post-Processing PLA Prints with a Scouring Pad
Smoothing PLA Prints with Muriatic Acid
Smoothing PLA Prints with Coca-Cola
Smoothing PLA Prints with Lacquer Thinner
Post-Processing 3D Printed PLA Print with a Rock Tumbler Part 2
Post-Processing 3D Printed PLA Print with a Rock Tumbler Part 3
Post-Processing 3D Printed PLA Print with a Rock Tumbler Part 4
Smoothing 3D Printed PLA Print with a Soldering Iron
Smoothing 3D Printed PLA Print with a Soldering Iron Part 2
Smoothing 3D Printed PLA Prints with Wood Glue
Smoothing 3D Printed PLA Parts with Polyurethane
Smoothing 3D Printed PLA Parts with Polyurethane Part 2
Smoothing 3D Printed PLA Prints with Lightweight Filler
Gluing 3D Printed PLA Parts with Goop
Smoothing 3D Printed PLA Parts with Wood Glue Part 2
Gluing 3D Printed PLA Prints with J-B Kwik
Smoothing 3D Printed PLA Parts in a Microwave Part 2
Smoothing 3D Printed PLA Prints with a Lighter
Smoothing PLA Prints with Steel Wool Part 2
PLA Adhesive Summary
Using Super Glue to Post-Process 3D Printed PLA Parts
Using E6000 to Glue PLA Parts Together
Using PLA to Fill in Gaps
Post-Processing PLA Welded Parts
Smoothing 3D Printed PLA Parts with Kapton Tape
Post-Processing Sandblasted 3D Printed PLA Part
Post-Processing 3D Printed PLA Print with Epoxy Putty
Post-Processing 3D Printed PLA Print with Metallic Paint
Post-Processing 3D Printed PLA Print with a Weathering Stick
Post-Processing 3D Printed PLA Print with Liquid Green Stuff
Smoothing 3D Printed PLA Prints with a Sandblaster
Post-Processing 3D Printed PLA Print with Liquid Green Stuff Part 2
Post-Processing 3D Printed PLA Print with Liquid Green Stuff Part 3
Gluing PLA Parts Together with Super Glue and Wood Glue
Welcome to another episode of Tinkerine Experiments. In this episode we will be trying to smooth PLA prints with steel wool once again but with a steel wool that has thinner strands as suggested by Yrjö Puska.

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Tinkerine • 7 years ago •

Welcome to another episode of Tinkerine Experiments. In this episode we will be trying to smooth PLA prints with steel wool once again but with a steel wool that has thinner strands as suggested by Yrjö Puska.

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