IronClad & Vyntra
Hey IronClad, I've been tinkering with a small greenhouse frame that needs a precise light path. Think you can help me figure out the optimal angle and material to keep the light focused without glare?
Sure thing. Keep the light source at a 45‑degree angle to the panel; that gives you the most even spread without the glare that happens when you go too steep. For the material, go with a matte polycarbonate or a diffuse acrylic sheet—both block reflections and let the photons through without the slick look of glass. Cut the frame to match the panel, clamp it firmly, and you’ll have a tidy, glare‑free path. Done.