The Polymaker Polysher is a post-processing machine that is specifically designed to polish 3D printed parts made with PolySmooth PVB 3D Printer Filament and PolyCast 3D Printing Filament. With its advanced nebulizer technology, this device can achieve a smooth and shiny surface finish, eliminating the visible layers typically seen on FDM/FFF 3D prints.
One of the standout features of the Polysher is its safety and ease of use. Unlike traditional vapor-phase polishing processes that require heating, the Polysher uses a liquid-phase polishing method with isopropyl alcohol (IPA) or ethanol. This eliminates the risk of heat-related accidents and makes it a safer option for users. The liquid-phase polishing also means that no sparks are generated inside the chamber, ensuring further safety.
Using the Polysher is a breeze. Simply place it on your desk, add the appropriate amount of IPA or ethanol to the small reservoir, and twist the dial to set the desired processing time. The device takes care of the rest, automatically starting and ending the post-processing process. This user-friendly design makes it accessible to both beginners and experienced users.
Another advantage of the Polysher is its low running cost. The device itself is affordable, and the amount of IPA or ethanol required for each post-processing session is minimal. This means that you can achieve professional-quality results without breaking the bank. Plus, you have the flexibility to choose whichever alcohol is more readily available to you.
It’s important to note that the Polysher is not a 3D printer itself. Instead, it complements the capabilities of extrusion-based FDM/FFF 3D printers. You will still need a compatible 3D printer to print your objects using PolySmooth or PolyCast filaments. Once the printing is complete, you can then place your prints in the Polysher for post-processing and obtain a stunning surface finish.
In conclusion, the Polymaker Polysher is a valuable tool for anyone looking to enhance the quality of their FDM/FFF 3D prints made with PolySmooth and PolyCast filaments. Its safe and easy-to-use design, along with its low running cost, make it an attractive option for both hobbyists and professionals. With the Polysher, you can achieve a shining, layer-free surface finish that will elevate the overall look of your 3D printed objects.