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==Safety==
==Safety==
# When you are removing the support material by hand, it can be a little hot and sharp to begin with. Using a tool of some sort to chip it off is a good way to go, because hands bleed and tools don't :)
# When you are removing the support material by hand, it can be a little hot and sharp to begin with. Using a tool of some sort to chip it off is a good way to go, because hands bleed and tools don't :)
−# When using the dissolvable support bath, do not use your bare hands to put your parts in! it is Sodium Hydroxide which is toxic! Use goggles, a lab coat, and the huge thick rubber gloves so that you don't get any on you.
+# When using the dissolvable support bath, do not use your bare hands to put your parts in! it is Sodium Hydroxide which is strong base! Use goggles, a lab coat, and the huge thick rubber gloves so that you don't get any on you.
==Certification==
==Certification==