Now YMMV, but he said that the acetone basically attacks the plastic and melts the outer most layer, then once it's dry, it's smooth. This sat for about 6/7 hours and then removed, leaving a smooth almost mirror finish to the plastic. He took acetone in a shallow open dish, and placed it in a medium size (10x20x10) tote, along with the 3D printed piece placed on a sort of base to be able to lift it later. I had a coworker print me a brush stand/razor stand combo recently, and he took an extra step that really made the piece stand out from other 3D printed items I have. New? Curious? Have questions? Go nuts - the only thing we don't do in here is shut up about shaving!!!Īll image posts must have description of product(s) in the comments.įor detailed rules check out the rules wiki FAQ and info pagesĭeals on gear / swap meet at /r/shave_bazaar Tips, tricks, questions and bragging about shaving with straight, double edge or injector blade razors.
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