Peter Röders
Comentado en Alemania el 10 de febrero de 2023
Das Gerät macht was es soll. Leider macht es für den Preis keinen vertrauensvollen Eindruck. Der Tisch für das Material und die Spindel machen einen etwas "labbrigen" Eindruck. Mal abwarten, wie lange die Technik funktioniert.
James
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de febrero de 2021
This is great and EASILY worth the money. When used with their filament it works like a charm and gets my prints looking absolutely fantastic, this is seriously a game changer.Sanding your prints makes them come out even better.Pros:- Completely silent- Despite using isopropyl alcohol, the smell is barely noticeable.- Easy to use- Relatively quickCons:- It is quite slow raising and lowering (which is okay when you have a sensitive print, but otherwise annoying)- Only works with their brand of filament.- it does not necessarily completely hide 3D print lines, more than anything it polishes prints. It does lower their visibility, though.All in all, I'd easily recommend this to ANY hobbyist. I love this thing
Robert K
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 22 de marzo de 2018
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
Rich
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 29 de agosto de 2017
I've been 3D printing for about 4 years and I was really excited when they launched this 3D print finisher. I had always used Polymaker filaments and they are certainly top-notch. I have done both hot & cold acetone and the epoxy kits they sell online, but this Polysher looked promising. At a price tag of $300 it's certainly not inexpensive, but I have had only a few successful polishing "cycles" as the unit will usually run for between 15-20 seconds before it goes into a fault (red warning indicator illuminates) and stops pumping the alcohol vapor. Most of the time I simply push the time dial and rotate it clockwise a bit and the unit will start working again -- but this is a constant, repetitive problem! I really didn't want to leave a low rating, but due to the Polysher's high price and poor performance, I feel it's warranted.
Gavin Curtis
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 13 de julio de 2017
So far, it is working exactly as advertised. Purchased this in addition to a CEL Robox Dual 3D printer. The Polymaker Polysher is a nice looking and well constructed piece of kit, but does lack the solid feel suggestive of its sleek appearance. When working with $1,500-$4,200 3D printers in the lab, this machine suddenly feels like handling a consumer grade coffee maker. That being said, it is still more than what one would expect for the relatively low cost in my opinion and shouldn't affect longevity in any way.The nebulizer works perfectly with my machine. The reports of the unit shutting down after a few seconds is probably from lack of priming. Be sure to saturate the foam wick vs "a few drops" as in the instructions. The machine shuts off if the piezo nebulizer element is not wet, the self priming feature will not work if any dry pockets exist in the foam wick as it relies on capillary action.The "eject" mechanism is indeed very slow, almost annoyingly so but for a reason. It lifts slow to prevent uplifting of the vapor remaining in the chamber. Overall, I am very pleased with this device. It would be nice if the lift mechanism was a little quieter (sounds like a gearbox from a toy), but the turntable motor is absolutely quiet. I will update my review as I gain more experience in the months ahead if problems. The unit is well sealed with a silicone gasket and there is no odor of alcohol vapor during operation. Quite pleased overall.