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I'm new to 3D printing, but it appears to be a relatively common practice to use Acetone funes to smooth out 3D prints. Has anyone here perfected a case for doing so?
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I did my research and it appears glass would be the best material for containment of caustic gasses, but has anyone tried using other materials such as plexiglass?
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