Anyone have a design and can print a drying rack for the hanna cuvettes ?
Anyone have a 3-D printer?
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I see an open frame. I some cases, when no heat plate provisioned, a quick experiment with the heat from a simple 10w-25w
light bulb will and blanket tent may keep the plastic viscous enough....When glue doesn’t work. I have infrared LED’s with a IR sensor strewn with an Arduino controller on one of my printers.
light bulb will and blanket tent may keep the plastic viscous enough....When glue doesn’t work. I have infrared LED’s with a IR sensor strewn with an Arduino controller on one of my printers.
There are a couple of options. I have printed this one before:
Hanna Checker Cuvette Drying Rack by pw98
I've been drying my cuvettes upside down on a paper towel after washing and it's pretty easy to knock them over. Drying them face down minimizes contamination and dust particles from settling in, and possibly messing with the results. I designed this to hold 12 cuvettes along with their caps...
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Sent you a PMThere are a couple of options. I have printed this one before:
Hanna Checker Cuvette Drying Rack by pw98
I've been drying my cuvettes upside down on a paper towel after washing and it's pretty easy to knock them over. Drying them face down minimizes contamination and dust particles from settling in, and possibly messing with the results. I designed this to hold 12 cuvettes along with their caps...
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I wish I had a Prusa. My dear wife bought an XYZ printer for my birthday a couple of years ago. I hate it because it uses proprietary filament that is housed in a plastic case. At $26 a spool, it's overpriced. My neighbor has a Prusa and loves it. Happy printing! Maybe one day soon this one will magically break and I'll have to buy a Prusa! 
