One obvious commercially available thing to look at would be
UV-setting 3d printing resins. There are a number of
consumer-available printers and resins of this style. For example:
https://makerjuice.com/products/g-for-moonray
If you need to vary UV sensitivity and curing time you might need to
blend your own. I know someone who blended their own Objet printer
resin from scratch; if you were interested in really exploring that
route I'm sure his recipes are for sale at moderate prices (4-digit,
maybe?). I know he got long-term storage (year+) of uncured, fully
mixed resin, but that was with reasonable climate control.
Evan Daniel
On Fri, Dec 15, 2017 at 5:18 AM, Uwe Klein <uwe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Am 14.12.2017 um 20:42 schrieb Monroe L. King Jr.:
Apropos:
look into Plexiglas/Perspex glues
they are PMMA UV setting formulations.
( with minor amounts of solvents, volume loss is noticeable.)
Uwe
