Printing with PLA Filament Exposed to Different Environments Part 5

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  1. General

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  2. Printing Sideways
  3. Printing Upside Down
  4. Heat Forming PLA
  5. Testing PLA's Heat Resistance
  6. Testing Ht Filament's Heat Resistance
  7. Printing Upside Down to Eliminate Overhangs
  8. Printing in a Cold Environment
  9. Testing PLA's Heat Resistance Revisited
  10. Removing Large Prints off the Print Surface by Freezing it
  11. Making a Mold With PLA
  12. Casting Your Mold
  13. Printing on a T-shirt with the DittoPro
  14. Correcting Bowing on your PLA Prints
  15. Heat Forming PLA revisited
  16. Printing on wood
  17. 3D Printing with Multi-Composite PLA
  18. 3D Printing with PETG
  19. 3D Printing with Marble Filament
  20. Printing with Sharpie Coloured Filament
  21. Biodegrading PLA Prints with Marine Bacteria
  22. 3D Printing with Silk Filament
  23. Trying to Salvage a Print that Stopped Abruptly
  24. 3D Printing with Wood Filament
  25. Cleaning 3D Printed Supports with Hot Water
  26. Printing with PLA Filament Exposed to Different Environments Part 1
  27. Printing with PLA Filament Exposed to Different Environments Part 2
  28. Printing with PLA Filament Exposed to Different Environments Part 3
  29. Using a 3D Printed Model to Stencil a T-shirt
  30. Printing with PLA Filament Exposed to Different Environments Part 4
  31. Removing Large Prints off the Print Surface by Heating it
  32. Spraying 3D Printed PLA Models with Ceramic Paint
  33. Post-Processing 3D Printed PLA Print by Hand Painting
  34. Smoothing 3D Prints in Different Resolutions
  35. Testing the Buoyancy of PLA
  36. Testing the Buoyancy of PLA Part 2
  37. Printing with PLA Filament Exposed to Different Environments Part 5
  38. Exposing PLA Filament to Bleach
  39. Exposing PLA Filament to Bleach Part 2
  40. Smoothing PLA Prints with Pure Citric Acid
  41. Using Heat to Seal your 3D Printed PLA Prints
  42. Exposing PLA to a High Powered Laser Pointer
  43. Gluing PLA together with Acetone
  44. Using the Microwave for Easy Print Release
  45. Removing 3D Printed Supports with Cold Temperature
  46. Using the Microwave for Easy Print Release Part 2
  47. Reverting Sand Blasted 3D Printed PLA Prints to their Original Colour
  48. Laser Etching 3D Printed PLA Parts

  Welcome to another episode of Tinkerine Experiments. In this episode we will be exposing PLA to radiation inside a microwave for a certain amount of time and then testing with it.