Heh, I upvoted this a few days ago and it must've gotten on the second-chance queue.
Links to obsure but interesting Wikipedia articles are some of my favorite HN posts.
Could this be used to 3D print supports ? For now, the only thermoplastic I know of that can be used to this effect is HIPS in conjunction with d-limonene.
Huh. So it's a stronger, harder, less brittle, clear wood glue you can dissolve with acetone. Neat!
How does its strength compare to MMA structural adhesives? What materials is it compatible with?
Thanks for Sharing this information.
This is the most esoteric post I've seen on HN in a while.
How many museum curators who need non-yellowing flexible thermoplastic are there on here?