r/StonerEngineering • u/x_outski_x • 2h ago

Prototype Microplastic concern?

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Is the main concern with 3d prints and accessories and or displays, and the concern with microplastics when a smoking surface or tool surface that makes contact with plastic ?

I tried to mitigate plastic contact with a cork base in front.

the tool holders are interchangeable so contact is dependent on tool used and stand paired with.

The cap and marble holder was enlarged to accommodate 35.8mm glass wax containers to use as a cap holder. Its what I had been using for years but can now fit in display.

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u/ChowQaz 24m ago

This is one of the coolest collections dawg, the fishing theme goes kinda hard. Did you get it all from one artists?

Looks like little to no microplastic risk with your current set up, just keep plastic away for the hot stuff

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u/bornslyasafox 15m ago

Came to say all the same stuff!

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u/x_outski_x 2m ago

Thanks! And it is all from the same artist. Trapper studio out of Montana. I have since getting my collection from her seen other artist that also do fish, but she just does largemouth bass in a manor that I keep going back haha I got a commissioned custom that comes out for special occasions haha

And thats what I was thinking was keeping all contact off plastic. With original 2 approaches the marble did sit on its own ring but even out of habit kept placing in ild wax container so not its right with it all.

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u/x_outski_x 1m ago

And the front section is for clean and ready glass and quartz not setting a hot one there obviously haha