A two-liter soda bottle (PET) weighs about 50 grams, which will be converted into about $2.50 of 3D printing filament. The Filabot can also recycle ... but the cheapest Kickstarter pledge to ...

Nearly a year ago, we caught wind of a competition to create a home-based filament manufacturing station that takes cheap plastic pellets available for about $5/kg and turns them in to 3D printer ...

Currently on Indiegogo, the Protocycler is a device that turns botched 3D-print jobs ... material into new filament for new printing jobs. The creators say it can also recycle household plastic ...

Here’s another project with the worthy ultimate aim of repurposing household plastic waste as useful 3D filament for making new stuff with your home 3D printer. Both the Strooder and the ...

The Stooder is a desktop machine that melts down plastic pellets so that you can create -- or recycle ... to convert cheap plastic pellets into PLA and ABS filament for your 3D printer.

Explore the features of LOOP, the desktop recycler that turns waste 3D prints into high-quality filament. Is it worth it?

innovative solutions like the Artme3D MK2 3D print recycler and filament maker are taking center stage. This DIY filament extruder is designed to enable users to transform 3D printing waste into ...

As the 3D printing revolution continues ... Krueger tells Gizmag, "I am currently building a machine to recycle milk bottles into filament, based off of Lyman's designs. Once I am able to make ...

Still, the price of filament for our 3D printers is climbing ever higher, leaving us to wonder, where can I get the cheapest filament? Now, I’m going to start this of by saying this is a work in ...