Dyeing White ABS Parts
Jonathan Barclay has done some very cool exploratory experiments with ABS plastic and RIT diy. Cool!
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Jonathan Barclay has done some very cool exploratory experiments with ABS plastic and RIT diy. Cool!
via Dyeing white abs rapid prototyped parts – jonathanbarclay.com.
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A giant evolution of my monarch glider with a full, low profile airfoil. Flies very well, best with a rubber strap launch. About 8 Meters of 3mm ABS to build. For tips on printing these, drop by my blog at bogon-flux.blogspot.com…

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[...] into the dye instead of floating, and that may have contributed to the more saturated color. [Via The MakerBot Blog] Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more articles in 3D printing | Digg this! No tags for this [...]
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[...] Jon’s first experiment revealed that the heat factor seemed very important to getting the dye to stick — the 45-second test block, above, actually sank into the dye instead of floating, and that may have contributed to the more saturated color. [Via The MakerBot Blog] [...]