Improve the surface quality of 3D printed parts with PolySmooth PVB and Polysher. This is an entirely new kind of 3D printing filament easy to print and a desktop machine which will bring your 3d printed parts alive. The core of the technology is the material used – PolySmooth PVB. It gives excellent printing characteristics, balanced mechanical properties, and “polyshability” when exposed to common alcohols such as isopropyl alcohol or ethanol. The polyshing process involves exposing a 3D printed part of PolySmooth PVB to an aerosol (a suspension of micro-sized droplets) of alcohol. The aerosol is generated by a unit called the nebulizer, which consists of a thin membrane with hundreds of tiny (< 10 microns) holes, attached to a piezoelectric actuator. When actuated, the nebulizer will generate a fine aerosol of micro-sized alcohol droplets, which will then adsorb onto the surface of the 3D printed part and eventually make it smooth. Everything is done seamlessly and effortlessly in the Polysher. 3D printed goods won’t look the same anymore. PolySmooth is just the beginning of their line of polyshable materials. Wait till they come up with more exotic polyshable materials soon.
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I appreciate, cause I found just what I was looking for. You have ended my four day long hunt! God Bless you man. Have a nice day. Bye
You must complete delivery or I will have to contact my credit card company and have them issue a chargeback for non-delivery. My order was promised in OCTOBER 2016. I have waited long enough !!
@Mika We have well received your email
@MWoody You can contact support@polymaker.com for support
@Lo & Chas @Antonio Lezcano We are looking into the problem, you will be contacted today or tmrw
@Franscesco What do you mean by "What happens to over "cooked" polysmooth?”
@Simon you can write an email to support@polymaker.com with your region, we will redirect you to the best reseller
@Alex Tutusaus you can put it back when the Polysher is open Shipping Update:
60 backers left, we are waiting for an answer from their side.
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For the roll, too late. I tried to remove the twisted part and now I am waiting for a replacement part to fix my hot end. Never sow tis before because of a twisted spool. What happens to over "cooked" polysmooth?
Is your polysher upper frontal black part "leaning" down? I can clearly notice mine does not close "shut" on the front part while the back part is clearly on level with the clear case. It's like if the black part leans because of weight? http://i.imgur.com/7h4UUUH.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/X7pov3V.png
http://i.imgur.com/D0ejA6m.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/ljNb7VZ.jpg
Also please check the way you roll spool. One of your spools was so badly rolled that it has compromised my hot end and I know need to fully dismount everything. Not a pleasure. I would not expect such a badly twisted roll
PS I'm guessing by your avatar that you are either very immature or seriously perverted. I'm sure you realize that Jimmy Savile sexually abused around 450 people between the ages of 5 and 75. This includes a large number of physically and mentally disabled children and even corpses. It's probably not the best way to represent yourself to the world!
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https://www.thingiverse.com/make:345696
I also the the problem of deformed seal gasket after two consecutive uses. The rubber stay deformed, can we get a replacement seal and can be easily replaced?
? put a piece of round plastic on the platform with the cones?
or perhaps you can put the std. platform up side down? you may have to cut off the 2 'handles' ..
Thanks to its "polyshability" PolySmooth models can become water tight.
i think the longer you expose it to water the lighter it gets.
i soaked a part for 24h and now its completely white when dried up again.
i soaked 2 parts one polished the other not, only the polished part gets lighter so its the polishing process.
it feels like the material soaks up the water (it gets heavier)
also it looses its polished surface, gets rough again.
And i have the feeling that when you expose to water close after finished polishing the effect is worst than when you let it 'dry' (after polishing) for lets say a week or so.
haven't tried to polish it again but i don't think it would go from white to black again. will add it with another part when i do another cycle...
@Mark Trounce You can polish a part multiple times, but the more you polish the more you loose details and can damage the model. Update on the shipping :
63 backers havent answered our KS messages yet regarding the payment issues
14 backers still havent answered their survey
~10 backers have cleared their payment issues and we will ship the rewards this week.
@Silvian Yiu Thank you for the note, indeed we meant support@polymaker.com