Has anyone tried to remove the paint from UV resin items chemically instead of sandpaper?
The resin items are made with ABS-like resin. Glaze dried in slightly higher than usual humidity and clumped the paint underneath. It's two layers of paint and one layer of glaze. What would be the best chemical to remove just the glaze and the paint without affecting the underlying resin, if such chemical exists?
Some may not even fall while walking blindly.
But they all have one thing in common.
They were all made with AI.
Yeap!
The dot never aligns. Whether there are two photos, 3 photos, or any number of photos.
Can someone kindly send me a spare V6 adapter for $15 from within US?
If you're willing to send me one for free, I can send you one back when I get the ones that I already ordered and get in a few weeks 🙂
Thank you!
Been sitting on this idea for a while and finally had a chance to make it. The idea was simple, old phone helping new phone charging up. My main concern was to get the vibe and aesthetic right and to make it work with all iPhone models; rather than making a scaled down version of a specific model. But it did end up looking similar to one that I grew up with. That one was in beige though.
Added a base with some height and silicone pads, and the handset sits in place with magnets. Also made four of them [one is for myself and another is for someone that I know who will like it].
Want to refine the next ones, and coming up with plans for maybe an embedded charger. So I wanted to ask what details stand out the most to you when something is supposed to feel specifically like a rotary phone. Color, texture, shape, specific model, anything else ...