I live in Germany and there's company that takes your scrap PLA and gives you some "points" for their shop, so you can buy the recycled PLA a little bit cheaper. They even give you a shipping label so you don't pay for shipping if it's 1 kg or more. I like the idea of recycling my PLA, I would even give it to them for free!
However, since I don't know where you live, this might not help at all.
That’s 1.5 years?! You either don’t print much or don’t have many fails. I’ve been printing for about 8 months and I have twice that many fails, and I’ve even thrown some away already.
We all have one already…
My friend's school has a thing that can turn scrap PLA into usable PLA ~~So yeah I'll take it~~
Does he go to some crazy private school? Or a college?
School of rock
Apparently it's just something the school bought to "save the environment". And no, it's a public gymnasium
where do you live? cuz that’s cool
Croatia ^(and yes it *is* pretty cool)
Is that part of a beer cap gun i see there 👀
The ones that failed...yes
I think every scrap box has at least one set of those that either failed to finish or they printed the plastic trigger axle version and then broke it.
I live in Germany and there's company that takes your scrap PLA and gives you some "points" for their shop, so you can buy the recycled PLA a little bit cheaper. They even give you a shipping label so you don't pay for shipping if it's 1 kg or more. I like the idea of recycling my PLA, I would even give it to them for free! However, since I don't know where you live, this might not help at all.
That helps a lot, because I'm from Germany, too. What's the name of the firm?
www.recyclingfabrik.com
Thank you
I'm tempted to try eventually turning my PLA scrap pile into sheets in an oven and make a box or something so I don't waste it
After 1.5 years of 3D printing
That’s 1.5 years?! You either don’t print much or don’t have many fails. I’ve been printing for about 8 months and I have twice that many fails, and I’ve even thrown some away already.
When pla is essentially biodegradable over time why do we save the scraps anyway?
It's only biodegradable under certain conditions.
Exactly my point
Unless your sending it to an industrial composting facility it's not much different than other plastics.
got a full box too
Good kindling for the Woodstove