IPA-wash

4 года назад

This video explores whether curing used IPA with a resin curing station can purify it for reuse. The creator tests this method and then uses the purified IPA to clean a build plate with a new cleaning bracket. The video concludes with a demonstration of the cleaning process and the results.

1 год назад

This video demonstrates a method for recycling resin-saturated IPA, a common solvent used in 3D printing. The process involves using a UV curing station to solidify the resin, followed by a wash cycle to remove the solidified resin. The video explores the effectiveness of this method and hints at a future video exploring further purification techniques.

3 года назад

This video compares two popular resin cleaning solutions: Mean Green and IPA. The creator tests both solutions on prints from their 3D printers, highlighting the pros and cons of each. They explore the cost-effectiveness and effectiveness of each solution, ultimately deciding which one they prefer.

1 год назад

This video explores the benefits of using isopropyl alcohol (IPA) to wash 3D resin prints, compared to water-washable resin. The creator explains why they switched to IPA, highlighting the ease of use, cleanliness, and effectiveness of the method. They also discuss responsible disposal of used IPA and its suitability for classroom use.

1 год назад

The video explores a method for recycling and cleaning isopropyl alcohol used for 3D printing. The creator demonstrates various techniques, including cheesecloth filtration and ultraviolet light exposure, before ultimately trying a Brita filter. The video highlights the challenges and frustrations of cleaning the alcohol, leaving the outcome uncertain for viewers.

5 лет назад

The video demonstrates a method for cleaning circuit boards without using isopropyl alcohol (IPA) as the final rinse. The presenter shows a board that was cleaned in an ultrasonic cleaner, rinsed with deionized water, and then baked in an oven. The presenter highlights the absence of milky white residue that often occurs when using IPA.