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Melting #3DBenchy in limonene


Here is a cool video by John Thurmond (@grajohnt) who 3D-printed #3DBenchy in HIPS filament and then put it into a bowl containing limonene. This substance dissolves the polymer and thus it is suitable for support structures.

HIPS @3DBenchy on a sea of limonene – 36 hour timelapse. #sorrynotsorry #3dprinting pic.twitter.com/fCWjsnukpX

— John Thurmond (@grajohnt) February 2, 2016


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