There should be a range of kitchen appliances — toasters, microwaves, fridges, etc — where the opaque plastic casing is replaced with transparent, just for the pure aesthetic wonder
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@rlamacraft
There isn't because there isn't enough demand. If you really wanted it, you'd have to 3d scan said plastic housings/covers and have them 3d printed with a translucent filament. Or become an expert glass blower.
@rlamacraft
Yeah, just take it apart, have the parts scanned- and reprint them in the color of your choice. Can't say it may/may-not be safe to use when cooking/eating though.
@lucifargundam Ooh, 3D printing is a good shout