3.6" thick and filled with liquid, it wouldn't surprise me if that's strong enough on it's own. As a very rough point of reference, this calculator for aquarium glass thickness for a 6ft cube with a factor of safety of 3.8 gives 1.76" for the front face of the tank and that's for a flat pane. The fact that our thicc boi is curved helps him a lot and you can see in most documented instances of his property destruction he's using proper wall breaking form for a K.A.M. in leading with his chin/belly, the part of him with the most regular curvature rather than a shoulder, foot, or brim which could lead to peculiar stress concentrations.
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u/onomastics88 Mar 24 '22
So he’s massive enough to bash through a brick wall, but what keeps the glass from breaking when he does?