If you look at clear resin prints they're still cloudy. To achieve a truly clear faceplate you'd need to have a professional mould made. That would run you a few thousand dollars
Clear 3D printed parts
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Re: Clear 3D printed parts
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Re: Clear 3D printed parts
What about cutting something like acrylic to the correct size? I've never done anything like these so i'm not sure if that is a viable option.dryja123 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 28, 2018 9:10 pmIf you look at clear resin prints they're still cloudy. To achieve a truly clear faceplate you'd need to have a professional mould made. That would run you a few thousand dollars
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Sure, that would be possible if you had access to the tools to do that.
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Re: Clear 3D printed parts
You can take a silicone mold from printed parts and then cast them in clear resin. Ive done it many times
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