Dive into Easy 3D Printing: MakerBot Dissolvable Filament Replicator Spool Review

Industrial and Scientific usage of this filament has opened endless possibilities. Creating intricate and complex designs has never been easier. As a result of my tests, I determined that this filament is extremely durable and conforms well to certain applications. However, the price point may not be feasible for those with a tighter budget. But make no mistake, this filament is worth the investment for those in need of high-quality filament.

Yes, it melts in orange oil. All of this will melt from your pressure and collect at the bottom of the container, which you will need to empty from time to time. Good product but it gets 3 stars for the company's poor winding efforts. With two different prints, the thread got tangled on the spool, the second print had already worked for 36 hours. Needless to say, I was quite annoyed. I may have a bad spool, but I can't risk another mark on this one. Still good for small projects that need…

Using dissolvable filament on the left side of the MakerBot Replicator 2x Experimental dual extrusion and ABS on the right side. With the same printer settings, the extrusion of soluble substances stops at some point, maybe a higher temperature is required, right? although the literature states that soluble (HIPS) settings should be the same as ABS, which extrudes perfectly. Although I see Revain offering an orange oil thinner, it's expensive and not easy to find. Also, it takes 8-24 hours to…