Puffco Proxy Quad Uptake Recycler by FabrizioCreations

FabrizioCreations

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P1P

P1S

X1 Carbon

X1E

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10.6 h

1 plate

5.0(1)

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Description

Works amazingly, and for all you microplastic naysayers, just don't download it!!!

I suggest printing out of either PETG or ABS

Only clean with 91% alcohol, no abrasive materials

Comment & Rating (8)

@Acroweebu

https://all3dp.com/2/is-pla-food-safe-what-you-really-need-to-know/ no FDM printer is safe from “toxic mold” that builds up between layers. This is why we seal ceramic cups, you can find this info online. I love the design it looks cool AF. unfortunately it’s just suckin fumes (proxy exit hole is air that’s at temp), potential mold and microplastics. funny we don’t see more 3d printed cups……. after the first time you use it it’s basically a toss. :( you keep deleting this comment but I won’t stop posting my friend 💕 love the idea but gotta keep the 3d printing and smoking community safe.

@UrbanCraft

you need to read the actual study done by a university. That contradicts and says this is not factual. just because you read something on the internet doesn't make it true.

@Acroweebu

Replying to @UrbanCraft :

Sigh, Hello! https://lt728843.wixsite.com/maskrelief/post/the-final-say-in-food-safe-3d-printing https://www.researchgate.net/publication/375373442_The_Impact_of_Sanitation_Methods_of_3D-printed_Parts_for_Food_and_Medical_Applications Let me know once you read all that! TLDR - liquids and 3D printing are risky and best sealed by epoxy. The dye from the colors and other compounds can be found in the liquid. YES you can clean pla for using as a PLATE but not a cup....

@UrbanCraft

I'm not going to read this as it's not from a credit able source. I am a plastics engineer. if designed. it should cause no more harm than smoking already causes. the layer lines crap your talking about yes that can happen but simply washing fixes that.