An extreme close-up of the same 3D model, now 3D printed in red. It's been sanded so the surfaces are flatter, and it's been filled with a clear epoxy. A dense cloud of bubbles is visible through the circular hole as air has popped out of the 3D printed plastic as it's cured.

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   Tim 🎮 (timixretroplays@digipres.club)'s status on Saturday, 11-Jul-2026 22:18:19 JST Tim 🎮

   A slow #3DPrinting experiment for me at the moment is making a clear, solid window through a 3D printed part.

   This test piece is 40x40x5mm in size, has a 10mm hole bored through it, and then a square fill hole in through the top.

   I'm using Glasscoat 2-part epoxy, which doesn't adhere to plastic, so I clamped the part between two shiny bits of acrylic and poured it in from the top.

   A ton of bubbles came out of the print during curing - I will try sealing V2 with something before epoxying it.