very impressive. I have the same Panasonic G9 and 60mm Macro. I do think the m4/3 system is suitable for macroscopic. Would u like to share how is this oral macro photography effect of this camera set？

Download the STL here. There is a small fee to support my continuing 3d printing innovations. www.photodontist.com/product/sprintray-pro-wash-divider/

Can you share the stl

Hello there, I hope you are doing well. Can we discuss how to get viral views and content and grow your KZbin channel?

Great work!! Can you share the .stl ?

I've been looking for those little wheel saws in that small diameter. Do you happen to remember where you found that? I'm assuming is 2.35 correct?

How noisy is it?

Great product!

Hi, the vacuum dust collector link says it's not available anymore. Do you have other dust collectors that you'd recommend? Thanks!

Very nice and useful video

Would this work well for jewellery polishing dust? or is it not strong enough?

Is the bucket being food grade actually inportant or is it just the ones you happen to have?

Can you provide a link for that typodont?

i have heard that this clogs the filters a lot. what is your experience?

Kudos on the syphoning (with pump, not with mouth :))! It's so much better than decanting! I would love to see a DIY centrifuge for better separation of IPA & resin. It doesn't seem hard to do, you just need to securely attach the bottles to the centrifuge in a way that they're free to move up depending on the spin speed (ie vertical when not spinning and higher when spinning faster), so that the "down" of the bottle still points directly to the bottom of the bottle. And ideally gradually stopping it so that it doesn't shake and mix the resin back. Then you should be able to syphon the clearer IPA from the top.

I really think filtering is just not necessary. Gravity is all that is needed. Definitely no curing of disolved resin in the alcohol. I've beed doing this for a couple of years. And 200 micron filter is so course. I don't think any uncured resin is anyhwere near that large a partical size. Do you realise that 200 microns is FOUR 0.05mm layers. Edit: I am sure you just mispoke when saying 200 microns. A quick google found they are more like 0.5 microns. I expect there are other sizes too. Perhaps yours are 0.2 microns. :)

is there a way t o add the vu le platform to older d3splints? I have version 0.8.91

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It will be far far better if you put charcoal inside the bucket to filter the moon shine

Excellent brother I was thinking the same to filter my corn moon shine

You could just add a spigot to the bottom bucket so you don't even have to open it to siphon.

Are you going to sell the trays? I see the STL file, I don’t have a printer thoughz

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Do you let the used ipa sit in the sun before filtering? Or straight from the cleaning tub to the filter?

Lychee slicer will raise the print 5mm or whatever default you would like. Also has awesome automatic and manual supports.

Damn that looks so sick. Can you do Cal Kestis

Has anyone been able to verify that it really works? It is the only video that claims to leave isopropyl alcohol completely transparent. Ceramic filters are really expensive if this process doesn't really work. Thank you

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Are you still using this technique? How much “life” do you get out of the individual candles?

How does the material manage autoclave temperatures?

What version of D3Splint are you using? I have v1.0.0

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Glad to have found your KZbin channel. Your various comments and content on Facebook are very helpful.

Wouldn't you get better flow if you drilled holes from the bottom to the top container, installed a pipe to above the fill level of the top container to allow for pressure equalization between the containers?

By far the better method to date of filtration. Thank you.

Could have had the top bottle dumping into one of those Gatorade coolers, then you could just push the spout to get the clean alchohol into bottles.

Have you tested the gravity of the alcohol versus new? I am curious because when I see other methods tested the specific gravity remained the same. So while the IPA looked better (clearer) the lack of gravity change makes me believe that all that their filtering did was remove the pigments and not the resin or other embedded stuff. I REALLY hope this way works!

Absolutely the best dental photography system. Can train an assistant in 20 minutes vs. weeks for an expensive SLR rig with results I find as good as SLR pics for everyday to seminar quality pics. Plus you can text, email, store, stream etc so easily! LOVE IT!!

Awesome video & explanation. I love the VuBase for NG’s. Going to try it on some models

Can export without doing articulator pins?

I bought 4 of the candle filters and did the same setup. I'm curious, how long would it take to do a few gallons? It seems like it took a while before the IPA started to make its way through the filters. I'm guessing it's gonna take a day for a gallon or two?

Looks like a neat project. I'd consider an x shaped frame for the back of it or side of it where it is wider depending on which side you consider the front. It would further improve the stability. I appreciated the extra info in there about the resin color choice. I found that very interesting.

Very impressive. If I start using this amount of IPA this is absolutely the way to go about it.

I like your approach to cleaning your IPA. How much resin contaminated IPA have you processed through the filters so far? How long do the filters last b4 they are so clogged up that you need to replace them?

Thank you. The DSLR camera is too bulky for me and the other nurses when we are taking clinical photos on our own with retractors an mirrors so we use an iPhone. The photos are great however I struggle with the focus of the occlusal mirror shots. This demo I think is going to resolve the issue for me! Thanks again 😊

Great idea. Seems like the candles are a little cost restrictive for hobbyist printer people. We probably don't use as much cleaning solution either so perhaps just cure and syphon is best for us.

So now that it's been 2 months how has this system worked out for you?

that's a lot of fun, i guess :)

Great video!

this is awesome! thanks for the explanation!