3D printers emit potentially hazardous ultrafine particles
3D printers emit potentially hazardous ultrafine particles
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http://www.3ders.org/articles/20130721- ... icles.html
Article on 3ders.org-What do you guys think of this? I've considered an enclosure for my max, for environment control(temps mostly). Interested in other peoples thoughts or concerns.
http://www.3ders.org/articles/20130721- ... icles.html
Article on 3ders.org-What do you guys think of this? I've considered an enclosure for my max, for environment control(temps mostly). Interested in other peoples thoughts or concerns.
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Re: 3D printers emit potentially hazardous ultrafine particl
So they can say for a fact that there are ultra-fine particles (vapours?) coming from the melting filament? Yeah great find... I can smell that. How, if they could measure that the particles exist, can they not tell us what they are?
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Re: 3D printers emit potentially hazardous ultrafine particl
well anything that emits a smell, is particle emission but not all are harmful. If you can smell it, your sensing those particles entering your body.
there have been other tests on the safety of 3d printing. Which talk about how safe the fumes are from 3d printing. all came to the conclusion that it was generally safe. These fumes are the same particle emissons these guys are talking about. I see no difference but its good to be cautious for your own well being.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/ar ... 1013005086
there have been other tests on the safety of 3d printing. Which talk about how safe the fumes are from 3d printing. all came to the conclusion that it was generally safe. These fumes are the same particle emissons these guys are talking about. I see no difference but its good to be cautious for your own well being.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/ar ... 1013005086
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Re: 3D printers emit potentially hazardous ultrafine particl
Sorry Man! I didn't see this due this weekend's indexing issues.Batteau62 wrote:Not sure where to post this? So went to the lounge.
http://www.3ders.org/articles/20130721- ... icles.html
Article on 3ders.org-What do you guys think of this? I've considered an enclosure for my max, for environment control(temps mostly). Interested in other peoples thoughts or concerns.
My thread here and a few responses.
http://forum.seemecnc.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=2302
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Re: 3D printers emit potentially hazardous ultrafine particl
No problem, the discussion is more important than where it takes place I think this probably will give me the push to ventilate my work space. It's in my basement and I should do something to keep it cleaner/healthier
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Re: 3D printers emit potentially hazardous ultrafine particl
Yeah, my maid is horrible. If I could fire him, I would.Batteau62 wrote:No problem, the discussion is more important than where it takes place I think this probably will give me the push to ventilate my work space. It's in my basement and I should do something to keep it cleaner/healthier
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Re: 3D printers emit potentially hazardous ultrafine particl
It may be true in this case, but it's not a good rule of thumb. For instance, if you smell bitter almonds in a chemistry lab, you should assume you're being poisoned with hydrogen cyanide until you know otherwise. Or if you smell gas in your home, there may be a gas leak.cambo3d wrote:well anything that emits a smell, is particle emission but not all are harmful. If you can smell it, your sensing those particles entering your body.
Re: 3D printers emit potentially hazardous ultrafine particl
Eric wrote:It may be true in this case, but it's not a good rule of thumb. For instance, if you smell bitter almonds in a chemistry lab, you should assume you're being poisoned with hydrogen cyanide until you know otherwise. Or if you smell gas in your home, there may be a gas leak.cambo3d wrote:well anything that emits a smell, is particle emission but not all are harmful. If you can smell it, your sensing those particles entering your body.
never said it was a rule.. just an example, like I said in my post its good to be cautious for your own well being. point i was making is that those fumes are particles.
the way they word it in there research makes it seem like they discovered something new..
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Re: 3D printers emit potentially hazardous ultrafine particl
I was much more disturbed by the fact that this means when one of your buddies let's a real loud stinker rip after a night of drinking that........
oh god no......
Yup, I'm afraid it's true!
YOUR ACTUALLY BREATHING IN ITY BITY TINY BITS OF POO INTO YOUR BODY!
Now that I have scarred you all mentally and permanently for life I return you to your regularly scheduled programming.........
Oh, and your welcome! Not a problem anytime!
BBBBBBRRRRAPP!!!
Oh pardon me, there may have been some spatter in that one!
oh god no......
Yup, I'm afraid it's true!
YOUR ACTUALLY BREATHING IN ITY BITY TINY BITS OF POO INTO YOUR BODY!
Now that I have scarred you all mentally and permanently for life I return you to your regularly scheduled programming.........
Oh, and your welcome! Not a problem anytime!
BBBBBBRRRRAPP!!!
Oh pardon me, there may have been some spatter in that one!
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Re: 3D printers emit potentially hazardous ultrafine particl
yups its disgusting but its true..i think mythbusters did an episode on this one time.Flateric wrote:I was much more disturbed by the fact that this means when one of your buddies let's a real loud stinker rip after a night of drinking that........
oh god no......
Yup, I'm afraid it's true!
YOUR ACTUALLY BREATHING IN ITY BITY TINY BITS OF POO INTO YOUR BODY!
Now that I have scarred you all mentally and permanently for life I return you to your regularly scheduled programming.........
Oh, and your welcome! Not a problem anytime!
BBBBBBRRRRAPP!!!
Oh pardon me, there may have been some spatter in that one!
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Re: 3D printers emit potentially hazardous ultrafine particl
I Realized this over 16 years ago when I was a kid.Flateric wrote:I was much more disturbed by the fact that this means when one of your buddies let's a real loud stinker rip after a night of drinking that........
oh god no......
Yup, I'm afraid it's true!
YOUR ACTUALLY BREATHING IN ITY BITY TINY BITS OF POO INTO YOUR BODY!
Now that I have scarred you all mentally and permanently for life I return you to your regularly scheduled programming.........
Oh, and your welcome! Not a problem anytime!
BBBBBBRRRRAPP!!!
Oh pardon me, there may have been some spatter in that one!
I called it farticals...
Re: 3D printers emit potentially hazardous ultrafine particl
The bad part is that some of those atoms become a part of you....
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Re: 3D printers emit potentially hazardous ultrafine particl
This topic is disgusting, I wonder why I kept reading all the way to the end?
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Re: 3D printers emit potentially hazardous ultrafine particl
Morbid fascination?
"Now you see why evil will always triumph! Because good is dumb." - Spaceballs