3D Printing Polypropylene Labware to Save Money

Duration: 9:30

Sometimes, the limiting factor for doing home chemistry isn't the chemicals, but rather the equipment. Certain bits of glassware can cost hundreds of dollars...but what if they didn't have to? What if you could 3D print everything you need for the price of a $30 filament spool? Is that even possible? Today we find out! Save big on AnkerMake M5 and much more this Prime Day! Start filling your cart now to make sure you don't miss these deals. Order on Amazon: https://ankermake.club/V8111BD3S Order on AnkerMake: https://ankermake.club/V8111KCXK AnkerMake M5 can also be fast! An un-modded M5 i3 style printer can print this accurate benchy in 8:44 and is ranked No.2 of unmodded i3 machines in the #speedboard race! It is even faster than some unmodified i3 printer! #ankermake #ankermakem5 #3Dprinting #printlikeamaster #printermaster #printing #3Dprints #highspeed #3Dcrafts #Tech #cosplay #RC #prototype #additivemanufacturing #3ddesign #3dprintedmodels Want to support LabCoatz? Then feel free to join my Patreon page! It literally costs less that a cup of coffee: https://www.patreon.com/LabCoatz Don't want to pay monthly and just want to be a one-time supporter? Then follow this link to donate: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/labcoatz 0:00 Intro 0:42 Getting the models 0:58 The AnkerMake M5 2:29 How a Soxhlet extractor works 3:20 Testing the siphon 3:36 Problems 3:46 Polypropylene solution 4:48 The final extractor 5:22 Final test: cinnamaldehyde extraction! 7:11 Conclusion: should you 3D print glassware?? 8:41 Final remarks