3D Systems, 3D Printer, ProJet CPX 3500 Max, Wax removals
3D Systems, 3D Printer, ProJet CPX 3500 Max, Wax removals
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Hi All,
I have 3D Printer, ProJet CPX 3500 Max and I'm using VisiJet M3 Hi-Cast wax for modling and VisiJet S400 for supporting, but I'm facing some difficulties while removing the supports (since I'm using the printer for jewellery applications).
So, if anyone, could help with any idea regarding the supports removing process please share with me.
Thank you a lot and waiting your reply adn reactions.
I have 3D Printer, ProJet CPX 3500 Max and I'm using VisiJet M3 Hi-Cast wax for modling and VisiJet S400 for supporting, but I'm facing some difficulties while removing the supports (since I'm using the printer for jewellery applications).
So, if anyone, could help with any idea regarding the supports removing process please share with me.
Thank you a lot and waiting your reply adn reactions.





RE: 3D Systems, 3D Printer, ProJet CPX 3500 Max, Wax removals
Dan - Owner
http://www.Hi-TecDesigns.com
RE: 3D Systems, 3D Printer, ProJet CPX 3500 Max, Wax removals
Solution # 1 up to 45' C then on a magnetic stirrerfor around 60 minutes till the supports get removed then use Solution # 2 which heatedd to 42 ' C for 15 minutes by rinsing the parts inisde it.
this steps should remove the Visijet S400 completely or at least to became easier for removing the support, then to get my parts (VisiJet M3 Hi-Cast) clean it and send to casting process, but Unfortunately this is not happening, the S400 not moved, dissolved or get melted. it's just get soften and became more diffecult to control the origenal parts, since it's get influenced by the high temperature from the solutions. (and some details get lost as well)
is there any way or spacifice solution could help to dissolve the VisiJet S400 ?? Thank you
RE: 3D Systems, 3D Printer, ProJet CPX 3500 Max, Wax removals
Dan - Owner
http://www.Hi-TecDesigns.com
RE: 3D Systems, 3D Printer, ProJet CPX 3500 Max, Wax removals
I'm using the IPA with 100 %, even I try it with different percantages but it's not giving the right result.
I even try to use the Invision Oven to heat the parts but it's giving any sufficient result.
I don't know what to do, if anyone using the same machine with the same wax for jewellery applecations, please help with details, photos or vedios.
Thank you.
RE: 3D Systems, 3D Printer, ProJet CPX 3500 Max, Wax removals
Dan - Owner
http://www.Hi-TecDesigns.com
RE: 3D Systems, 3D Printer, ProJet CPX 3500 Max, Wax removals