Bubble buster

[aqdental]

Hi, anyone using wonderadmix bubble buster? Just looking for feedback.
Thanks.

 

[JKraver]

... Do you have a big problem with bubbles? Do you use a vacuum mixer? If no, get one, if yes improve your technique.

 

[JKraver]

What stone do you use?

 

[CatamountRob]

Could be a vibrator problem.....
Wheres Riley??

 

[sidesh0wb0b]

avoid the bubble solutions. slow down, find a better mixer (renfert twister),and easy on the vibes man!

 

[JKraver]

Twister is awesome well worth the money.

 

[John C]

Regarding Renfert Twister, how is the maintenance and reliability. I've only used whip mix combination unit in my long career. Thinking about getting a twister

 

[JKraver]

Regarding Renfert Twister, how is the maintenance and reliability. I've only used whip mix combination unit in my long career. Thinking about getting a twister

Had it a year never had to do anything to it sofar. Used one at two other labs both never had any issues or maintenance.

 

[Car 54]

Regarding Renfert Twister, how is the maintenance and reliability. I've only used whip mix combination unit in my long career. Thinking about getting a twister

Same here, as far as Whip Mix. Never used anything else but a W.M.

 

[JKraver]

Same here, as far as Whip Mix. Never used anything else but a W.M.

Sorry to hear that.

 

[aqdental]

No. I don't have problems with bubbles. I thought this stuff was increasing density and strength of stone to a consistency of an epoxy. Years ago I did try something similar ( can't remember the brand) but I wasn't 100 % happy with it.

 

[CatamountRob]

No. I don't have problems with bubbles. I thought this stuff was increasing density and strength of stone to a consistency of an epoxy. Years ago I did try something similar ( can't remember the brand) but I wasn't 100 % happy with it.

I used Dr. Smooth Stone for a while, it's a product that supposed to improve stone strength and handling properties. I didn't see enough of a change to keep using it.

 

[Mark Blyumin]

Had it a year never had to do anything to it sofar. Used one at two other labs both never had any issues or maintenance.

My twister is 12 years old.
No maitenance, just keeping it clean that is all.

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[Mark Blyumin]

My twister is 12 years old. No maitenance, just keeping it clean that is all.

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[CreativeTech]

My twister is 12 years old. No maitenance, just keeping it clean that is all.

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+1!

As to liquids that claim to increase stone density/hardness, this translates directly to a propensity for it to chip easier. Find a quality stone that gives you the properties you like, & leave the snake oils to the Gypsy's.

 

[aqdental]

+1!

As to liquids that claim to increase stone density/hardness, this translates directly to a propensity for it to chip easier. Find a quality stone that gives you the properties you like, & leave the snake oils to the Gypsy's.

No harm in trying new stuff. Just find this as well ( http://www.cbite.com/liquids/epox-it/index.html). Anyone knows this one?

 

[pjd cdt]

No harm in trying new stuff. Just find this as well ( http://www.cbite.com/liquids/epox-it/index.html). Anyone knows this one?

Yes, I've used the blue one for years. It has replaced epoxy for me.


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[aqdental]

Yes, I've used the blue one for years. It has replaced epoxy for me.


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What's the main benefit, can you really get epoxy like models? Thank you

 

[Car 54]

Yes, I've used the blue one for years. It has replaced epoxy for me.

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Does it leave a sheen when you trim the dies, and need to be sprayed when you scan?

 

[pjd cdt]

What's the main benefit, can you really get epoxy like models? Thank you

Yes you can, unfortunately it trims like epoxy also