3D printer maintenance - can you clean and reuse the isopropanol alcohol (IPA) in the cleaning tank?

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  • Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024

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  • @DatFunnyPerson
    @DatFunnyPerson 3 месяца назад +1

    19:10 I hope you know this but theese filters only filter the smell and not the toxicity. Never print indoors where other living human beings are

  • @NoMercyFtw
    @NoMercyFtw 2 месяца назад +1

    I pour them back in IPA bottles then when they're settled after a few days when I do this method because once I get to this settlement at the bottom I stopped pouring and I also use a mesh screen on top of the bottle to catch any big chunks so I don't have to wait as long

    • @WyvernMinis
      @WyvernMinis  2 месяца назад +1

      Yeah I had recently had a tidy up and thrown out some old IPA bottles 🙄 needless to say I'm saving them now!
      I reckon if you can save at least some of the IPA with minimal time and fuss then it's got to be q good thing right? Every little helps!

    • @NoMercyFtw
      @NoMercyFtw 2 месяца назад +1

      @@WyvernMinis yeah just wait for it to settle then pour it out and then try and leave the settlement at the bottom and throw that out

    • @WyvernMinis
      @WyvernMinis  2 месяца назад

      Nice one, that's my plan next time 😀

  • @DatFunnyPerson
    @DatFunnyPerson 3 месяца назад

    2:58 do not ever use anything for food after it was in contact with resin ever! Are you crazy?

    • @DatFunnyPerson
      @DatFunnyPerson 3 месяца назад

      even if you would have gottem them clean. just thinking this would have worked is very dangerous mindset

    • @WyvernMinis
      @WyvernMinis  3 месяца назад +1

      Yeah, before I started, my initial notion was that the filters would be perfect and I would get clean IPA out the bottom, which is often used as a cleaner. Obviously I quickly saw that notion was wildly inaccurate! But I didn’t have anything better to use anyway, and I knew I could replace those vessels easily enough if it all went sideways (as it did). So it was all a bit of a learning curve, hence making a video of discovering the mistakes along the way and correcting them.