DoubleDongle
@DoubleDongle@lemmy.world
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- Comment on Waterproofing PETG prints? 3 weeks ago:
I’ve made a couple drinking vessels with food-safe epoxy. Been meaning to try food-safe polyurethane too. And a guy who makes drinking horns has told me that shellac is naturally food-safe too. I don’t 100% believe him but I used it on my horn anyway and water tastes okay out of it.
- Comment on (UPDATE: a different issue??) What are these burn marks on my failed 3D print? 4 weeks ago:
I think that’s also possible, but it’s happened to me a lot more from lower temperatures.
- Comment on (UPDATE: a different issue??) What are these burn marks on my failed 3D print? 4 weeks ago:
I get those when I print PETG too cold. Filament fails to stick to the print and cooks on the nozzle for a while, then gets wiped off eventually.