So could I potentially combine this with a resin 3D printer, and make macro-sized molycirc-style, solid-chunks-of-electronics? If so, this would be really inter

So could I potentially combine this with a resin 3D printer, and make macro-sized molycirc-style, solid-chunks-of-electronics? If so, this would be really interesting to make individually-unique, ORWL-style computers that are a single solid chunk of completely randomly-placed 3D circuitry, embedded in a riot of colors of epoxy. With a set of completely randomly-routed 100um wires interlaced throughout the 3D volume to detect physical penetration. And if you could control the sputtering of the nanoparticles, then that wire could be made more hard to detect in random spots. No maintenance, but that wouldn't be on the list of requirements.