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Water stuck in parts during immersion for PVA deserving.
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· Water stuck in parts during immersion for PVA deserving.
I just take my printed objects and put them on a paper towel or three and they are dry in a day or two. I guess it would depend on how fast you need a part dried. I am usually not in that much of a hurry as I am not in a production environment.
Even if the print was 'air tight', it could still leak water inside if there is a strand of PVA that got dragged across the surface during printing. It would then dissolve and leave a tiny hole whilst also wicking in the water.
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I just take my printed objects and put them on a paper towel or three and they are dry in a day or two. I guess it would depend on how fast you need a part dried. I am usually not in that much of a hurry as I am not in a production environment.
Even if the print was 'air tight', it could still leak water inside if there is a strand of PVA that got dragged across the surface during printing. It would then dissolve and leave a tiny hole whilst also wicking in the water.
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