Greetings,
I am new to 3D printing--so new that I don't have a 3D printer yet! I have a Sovol SV01 arriving on Monday.
One of the reasons I am getting into 3D printing is to make replacement parts for obsolete and antique electronics. I am wondering what 3D printing material most resembles Bakelite--not all of the properties like heat and chemical resistance necessarily, but a something that feels and looks similar. Bakelite is dense, it has some heft in your hand. And it's hard and doesn't deform.
What should I experiment with?
Best regards,
Mike
I am new to 3D printing--so new that I don't have a 3D printer yet! I have a Sovol SV01 arriving on Monday.
One of the reasons I am getting into 3D printing is to make replacement parts for obsolete and antique electronics. I am wondering what 3D printing material most resembles Bakelite--not all of the properties like heat and chemical resistance necessarily, but a something that feels and looks similar. Bakelite is dense, it has some heft in your hand. And it's hard and doesn't deform.
What should I experiment with?
Best regards,
Mike
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