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aaaand here's one of the most complex arrays i've ever designed. it makes window glass, a good type for glassworking, and only requires easy to access materials to work, those materials being milk of magnesia, salt, alumina hydrate (used for clay glazing), limestone (not calcined or any other subtype),and silica gel (used in gardening). this array will also give the user the ability to forge the glass into any shape and even do a certain amount of glassblowing! then again, if you have the supplies, those being magnesia, sodium oxide, alumina, lime, and silica, you can just bypass the nuclear sub-arrays entirely! but, while on the subject of nuclear arrays, the other useful thing to have on hand (if you don't want to be irradiated) is lead, but the amount (of radiation) should be negligible anyway. another setback is that you need to constantly heat this thing for about 24 hours straight, and i'm not sure the array will keep going without the alchemist's help, but it might. well, have fun glassmaking! also, there's no toxic elemental runoff, so that's good! and, as always, if you like what you see, please check out the rest of my page!

Description
aaaand here's one of the most complex arrays i've ever designed. it makes window glass, a good type for glassworking, and only requires easy to access materials to work, those materials being milk of magnesia, salt, alumina hydrate (used for clay glazing), limestone (not calcined or any other subtype),and silica gel (used in gardening). this array will also give the user the ability to forge the glass into any shape and even do a certain amount of glassblowing! then again, if you have the supplies, those being magnesia, sodium oxide, alumina, lime, and silica, you can just bypass the nuclear sub-arrays entirely! but, while on the subject of nuclear arrays, the other useful thing to have on hand (if you don't want to be irradiated) is lead, but the amount (of radiation) should be negligible anyway. another setback is that you need to constantly heat this thing for about 24 hours straight, and i'm not sure the array will keep going without the alchemist's help, but it might. well, have fun glassmaking! also, there's no toxic elemental runoff, so that's good! and, as always, if you like what you see, please check out the rest of my page!