SLA 101: Reclaiming IPA
Channel: Practical Printing
Date: 2019-08-06

Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) commonly used to clean and post process SLA prints get dirty after repeated use with the contaminants that are washed away.
In this episode of SLA 101, while it is not the most efficient process, I’ll show you how to recover as much as possible so you can minimize waste and reuse it.

Also, if you don’t stay for the entire process, please tune in towards the end for a very important safety message about resin and resin handling.


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