don't know how. I let my kids glue it together as crafting material.
machines are expensive from my research. for example this. there may be a way to build one yourself. also there are some outfits that will let you ship it to them then give you 50% off for purchases.
I watched a few YouTubes on the subject and decided it wasn't worth the hassle. Yes I hate the waste but you have to break a few eggs to make an omelet. $1k to save pennies, then the 2nd hand filament print like dirt.This looks pretty ghetto but it might work, and cost under $1k.
Build: 3D Filament Recycler
Build: 3D Filament Recycler : This is the Reprint Inc. 3D Filament Recycler. this machine has the capabilities to melt and extrude failed 3d projects and scrap ABS plastic. The next design and portion that may be added to this instructable is a strengthening solution using carbo…www.instructables.com
I am saving the off prints and waste to mail out. I may buy recycled but not sure. It's crazy how much it costs to recycle. It'll hopefully reduce the need for new. Then again, not having a printer also reduces the need for more plastic.
Plus it's reduce, recycle, reuse. Your kids use them for crafts so it reuse.
It is less waste than packaging, but the spool is shipped from China right? I may end up throwing away much of the waste too while wishing for a better option.
The mother in law would be less interested because it's not a rare breed.couldnt help myself... the gif was to perfect with the little lamb...
You're using glass bed? omg try AquaNet (youtube it). print at 50 and never lift unless you're doing crazy stuff.
I just need to remember it my next target run. Pakin or dotted. I don't know. Ask again when I get home.
Ove only been able to find it at Walmart and Jewel Osco... don't pay what Amazon wants for it... its like $3/can...
I've tried Rave but its not the same. Sometimes based on Humidity I'll top AquaNet with a light dusting of the Rave to help the part pop off when cool.
omg even the miles I drive are write-off-able!
