Recycled Plastics in 3D Printing

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3D Printers & Recycled Plastic: Can They Print Recycled Plastic?

3D printing recycled plastic reduces waste and saves money. Read on to learn how to 3D print recycled plastic today!

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The Best Pellet 3D Printers & Extruders in 2023

Cut your material costs by more than 60% by printing with pellets and recycled plastics instead of filament. Check out the top pellet 3D printers and pellet extruders on the market.

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3D Printing From Plastic Waste: 12 Successful Projects

12 successful projects that prove 3D printing with post-consumer plastic waste is a viable solution for getting plastic out of the environment while making something beneficial.

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3D Printing with Recycled Resin

To achieve higher sustainability in 3D printing, we’re inching closer to a print-melt-print process for photopolymer resins.

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Precious Plastic Creates Recycled iPhone Case with Help From 3D Hubs

The global community Precious Plastic has created a recycled iPhone case with CNC milling from 3D Hubs. The organization has created an open source production ecosystem that includes a plastic waste shredder, an filament extrusion machine, an injection molder, and a compressor to help process the molds.

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TrussFormer Creates Large-Scale Kinetic Structures Made From Plastic Bottles and 3D Printed Connectors

Scientists from the Hasso Plattner Institute in Germany have developed an integrated end-to-end software solution called TrussFormer. It allows users to design large-scale kinetic structures produced from plastic bottles and 3D printed connectors.

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