2017-12-03, 11:46 AM
(This post was last modified: 2017-12-03, 11:53 AM by MisterAcoustic.)
Hi All,
I found this article on an alternative way of finishing off project components, including 3D-printed parts. I hadn't heard of it before - it's called hydro-dipping.
Color Your Processed Prints With Hydro Dipping (from 3dprinting.com)
It's kind of similar to Paper Marbling, but uses a commercially-made film instead of paints.
Looks like an interesting way to liven up some of your prints.
(Edit: Corrected cosmetic appearance of the url)
I found this article on an alternative way of finishing off project components, including 3D-printed parts. I hadn't heard of it before - it's called hydro-dipping.
Color Your Processed Prints With Hydro Dipping (from 3dprinting.com)
It's kind of similar to Paper Marbling, but uses a commercially-made film instead of paints.
Looks like an interesting way to liven up some of your prints.
(Edit: Corrected cosmetic appearance of the url)