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I'm not sure if it make sense but... is it possible to put the printer inside a vacuum chamber so there is no air to fill the internal bubbles?
by gus_massa 7d ago
I'm not sure if it make sense but... is it possible to put the printer inside a vacuum chamber so there is no air to fill the internal bubbles?
- pixl97 7d agoCooling would be an interesting problem. Atmosphere takes away the heat pretty readily. You could have a cooling plate the work is on. But the higher temperature difference is apt to cause warping.
- s1artibartfast 7d agoVacuum filled pores would also be an issue.
- gus_massa 7d agoI expect them to collapse due to surface tension or something. [Slightly related https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cavitation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cavitation The problem is that the bubbles are filled with vapor instead of CO2 like in sparkling water.]