Simple way to make ultra-smooth 3D prints at home

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Comments

1. No to witaj xD
2. will dis work with my shitty corn starch based abs ;-;
3. Thank you for this beautiful idea! Now I just need a 3D printer...
4. Why acetone? I hate it! Can't I used my beloved 99,5% isopropyl?
5. Great job!
6. Can you share the model of the printer you use?? if it is a DIY and you have video, can you share the link??
7. Will this work with objects made out of nylon?
8. lol im gonna put acetone on my friends abs keycaps
9. How about a video on building a 3D printer enclosure with a vent that can go out the window?
10. love this channel
11. does it work with PLA?
12. do u even acetone vape?
13. Since you are 1% Indian, techinally you are my cousin. Yeah! Nice vid by the way.
14. Half Polish :) Have you ever visited Poland?
15. The background music reminds me of Flight Simulator game on android...
16. Anything for PLA?
17. I don't even have a "three-D printer"
18. Is there a possibility of a similar method that could work with PLA?
    
    Would be great help. Thx in advance.
19. Russia also looks at you
20. Only useful for smelly ABS though...