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12-19-2015, 03:58 PM
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There's really no need to send a slab to china.
The material used is most likely polycarbonate, and that can be printed in a 3d printer. Most hobby machines probably can't achieve the quality needed to produce a nice clear item, but the professional machines can. Check out some of the items shown on this page and ask yourself how hard it would be to make a slab. Or a mold to produce some slabs if you had an injection molding machine. (Or even a press that can both heat and press at the same time) https://www.makexyz.com/printer/medspark And he charges just $1.75/ cubic centimeter. The printer he uses can be had for about 20,000 used, sometimes less. Steve B 
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