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<font face="Arial">There's clear-ish material. There's also
PolySmooth, a material that goes clear is printed in a thin layer
and run through a Polysher that exposes it to alcohol vapor. Now
some people could skip the machine and just breath on it. :)<br>
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I wouldn't count on them for strength if you want clear. For
cloudy you can get some pretty strong plastic like polycarbonate.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 10/17/2017 02:46 PM, Don Taco via
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<div>So, hey, you 3-D printer guys... Does an appropriate
material exist and is it economically feasible to manufacture
your own glass blocks, or at least the facades of them? <br>
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