I'm a Chem Manager for a larger recycling and molding company. And i do believe recycling must mostly be done by the end user, for a system to work properly. I like the idea of included 3d printer. keep working on it!!! And the any of the companies that use, manufacture, and/or buy and sell any item that uses plastic, needs to contribute!!
Hi Greg, what do you guys mold? What company do you work for? I saw this video of a guy taking plastic and molding bricks to build homes for low income people. I'm interested in learning how this could be possible in the US.
@@fpalomarez1 We mold automotive battery container, recycling bins, dairy crate and other battery related components. In all honesty the use of Large size 3D printers are more practical but much more $. Once you can formulate a mixture of plastic/sand and other items, anything is possible. My only concern would be the material's previous generations usages.
It is a good conceptual presentation, but it isn't real. The real thing would include a shredder with geared motor, a plastic sorter with air or water, an extruder only accepting PLA, and then a 3D printer. If we are being optimistic, this system would occupy this whole kitchen wall.
Not necessarily a whole wall, it can be plausible, but it would mean creating a more simplistic design or a smaller version of the design with materials. As well as if you build it from scratch or not.
@@zyrendistajo5448 , I concur. A simplistic design is plausible but that would still be bigger than this one. I am working on a vending machine type plastic recycler. I will put up a link for that as soon as I am done.
Not to mention, we see him push a soda bottle (PET) and a milk bottle (PEHD) into this. Mixing plastic types like this, will also be really problematic.,. Not to mention, didn't most 3D printers work with PVC?
I'm more concerned about him mixing PEHD and PET and probably some other plastics. This not just makes it impossible to recycle afterwards, every type of plastic has their own melting temperatures and with 3D printers mainly working with PVC, what has a lower melting point than PET and PEHD.,.
@@The_Ole But we should be concerned about sustainable recycling, The energy used by recycling machine should be value for product we have got in the end. Hope you get it😅
Estoy en mi primer año en ingeniería mecánica y algun día espero poder animarme a hacer ese tipo de maquinas para ayudar al medio ambiente. Es espectacular!
Hai yanina ,I am akash I am planning to start an business about plastic recycling after my studies if you believe you can be a part of it ,I didn't start yet I am planning it
Do you know you have to separate different types of plastic and the label before you destroy it. Moreover when you make it as a pellet, what can you do?
Dude that is a great idea! I;m from Philippines and we have a severe plastic problem here! maybe thats a solution we are looking for but suddenly we don't have resources to do that thing
For you who claim there's no way, there currently is commercially available tech to turn pla prints into pla filament for 3d printing. But for all of you who said you have to sortb the plastics, you are correct.
I worked on a prototype that does the same with ONLY PET plastic, and it’s about the same size, the BIG issue is the COST which has to be geared to acceptable prices, otherwise these will remain beautiful prototypes. these appliances are just that, APPLIANCES, and HAVE to be in the 200-300€ range or simply it’s no-go.
Prototype those ideas Shayla. Don't be discouraged because someone else may have the same idea. Focus on what you can do to improve on the design. That is how innovation works. Good luck!
No separation of plastic types, ( something that will be a problem, because they all have separate melting points, etc ) we don't see how the plastic is fed to the printer, etc.,.
What about a machine that cuts up the plastic and stores it until it reaches a specific size. Than it is melted and formed into building supplies. Bricks, 2x4s, plastic ply wood boards.
@@zokay1121 Glass also breaks down into sand, is infinitely recyclable because of that, doesn't bio-accumulate like microplastics, and doesn't leach chemicals into the ecosystem.
It's oversimplified concept. You have to sort different plastics, wash them, shred them, melt them, extrude them into filaments and after that you can print new thing.
how to connect that printing in the shredder, i as a student we make a thesis bout shredder but as a student i also want to make something like that to help, so can you upload next is how to make that thing, coz that thing is very helpful. thankyou.
Nice shirt :D also what if other contrys added money if you deliver back the bottle? i dont know what contry have it outside north europa(Scandinavia) but we get some money if you deliver the sode can or soda bottle back to the store, its a nice bonus especially for the poor :D
Kamil Gaj...como on reply to everyone? please let´s get in touch privately. It´s a great product, I was thinking about it a few days ago and saw your video which is just like my dream.
Fun concept. The only change will be that everything will be organic, dropped into an acid bath to be dissolved, then molecularly reconstituted through electrolytic means.
It's a good idea to recycle plastic at home rather than garbage, as it will reduce the production of garbage. But, it will be best if we all stop using plastic or at least very less plastic. And try to adapt zero waste products. Zero Waste is a eco friendly way of living with almost no regrets of producing any kind of garbage.
Nice concept but I think the necessary steps to separate the different types of plastic would be to complicated for a home machine. Even the big Recycling plants still have problems with automatic sorting of plastics.
Why recycle it if it can be lessen in the first place? Like having a vending machine for any type of liquid or powdered product where people should have their own container that is reusable to avoid producing single-used plastic containers.
Hey everyone, this is just a concept video. Maybe for a school project. We don't have technology this efficient as yet...maybe someday soon though. I give it at least 5 years
What are you talking about? Machines similar to this exist all over the world. "Just believe me, I know what I'm talking about" isn't a valid counterpoint. Several videos on TH-cam show off small plastic crushers AND small 3D printers.
@@MrV902 Ooh, link me to them please! I've been looking for one like this for a while now. So far Precious Plastic's (with their extruders and molds and turning recycled plastic to filament) is the closest I've seen. But if there are more efficient ones especially ones of this size and simplicity I wanna check them out. Please post links here, or even names I can google. I want to get started recycling on a personal scale ASAP.
I really enjoy that you tried to find a way to save the planet... there is this company thing called preciousplastic.com which you can check out... However, to be realistic here, a recycling machine & 3d printer combined will take up... plenty of space.
@@FrogiAli Let's be clear that I was speaking about that particular device in the video. "it actually is" I'm going to take as you think it's a real machine. I still say no. "may take more complex machinery" I interpret as you acknowledge it isn't a real machine. I agree. "but it's definitely possible", two words that never belong next to each other are DEFINITELY and POSSIBLE. I read this statement as you acknowledge it not being real by calling it possible. I agree. For the rest of this comment, see previous comment.
@@bruhbruh9504 It doesn't matter that the video is edited. You can't put plastic in a shredder and then immediately 3D print with it. The technology doesn't exist. This is not a real machine. Find another example of a machine for the private consumer that makes any plastic ready to print in one easy step. Doesn't exist. And watch your mouth.
@@alowitiousmckay5563 u arent the most gifted one in the family are you the video is edited which means it might have taken hours to shred the plastic and then melt it and then print a fricking product and yes you are a dum fuk
Why? Shredders like this are being built all over the world, and small 3D printers are shown off at every other electronics convention. Obviously he's skipping steps here, but that doesn't mean it's fake.
@@larslarsgard this video is a fake of what a real one COULD be like, and that is coming close to lying to people, which causes instant anger with out realizing this might have just been a project video for a class or something.
@@MrV902 the video is of a FAKE unit, please stop using logical fallacies here, just because the video is of a fake one does not mean that real ones don't exist, :) This video needs to be looked at as a scifi movie, where you know full well the tech in the movie exists somewhere but the ones in the movie are just movie magic because it is easier to fake it for the story sake, than to build a real one, then film it. His title is misleading unfortunately causing negative feelings in people, I know the sentiment because things like this, to outright fakery and kickstarters that never deliver are hindering my gaining financial help building up the tech for my version of a 3D printer with 10 times the speed and more refined processing to allow printing parts like CPUs, transistors, capacitors along with the conductive traces and boards for it all to populate, while printing out the plastic case on say something like a Cell phone, Let along the recycling system that will use a couple tricks of static charges, weight, and dual frequency photons to break down things and sort them into nano particles to be used by the printer, thus throw in old cell phone, break it down, then use it to print out a new one. only lost resource is power at that point. :)
I'm a Chem Manager for a larger recycling and molding company. And i do believe recycling must mostly be done by the end user, for a system to work properly. I like the idea of included 3d printer. keep working on it!!! And the any of the companies that use, manufacture, and/or buy and sell any item that uses plastic, needs to contribute!!
Hi Greg, what do you guys mold? What company do you work for? I saw this video of a guy taking plastic and molding bricks to build homes for low income people. I'm interested in learning how this could be possible in the US.
@@fpalomarez1 We mold automotive battery container, recycling bins, dairy crate and other battery related components. In all honesty the use of Large size 3D printers are more practical but much more $. Once you can formulate a mixture of plastic/sand and other items, anything is possible. My only concern would be the material's previous generations usages.
I am planning to start an Non governmental organization and I have an idea and there wil be a chance to make more income
@@AKASH-vq7zd I am interested, from gurgaon
His machine is paid actor lol
It is a good conceptual presentation, but it isn't real. The real thing would include a shredder with geared motor, a plastic sorter with air or water, an extruder only accepting PLA, and then a 3D printer. If we are being optimistic, this system would occupy this whole kitchen wall.
Not necessarily a whole wall, it can be plausible, but it would mean creating a more simplistic design or a smaller version of the design with materials. As well as if you build it from scratch or not.
@@zyrendistajo5448 , I concur. A simplistic design is plausible but that would still be bigger than this one. I am working on a vending machine type plastic recycler. I will put up a link for that as soon as I am done.
Not to mention, we see him push a soda bottle (PET) and a milk bottle (PEHD) into this. Mixing plastic types like this, will also be really problematic.,. Not to mention, didn't most 3D printers work with PVC?
At least you did not use the word "fake" like all the others
Huh? But you know that you can print with pet, right??
"Some hours later??" what will be the Electricity bill coming then??
telugutech LOL😂
I'm more concerned about him mixing PEHD and PET and probably some other plastics.
This not just makes it impossible to recycle afterwards, every type of plastic has their own melting temperatures and with 3D printers mainly working with PVC, what has a lower melting point than PET and PEHD.,.
In norway we can use as much energy as we want wothout having to pay more lol
@@The_Ole But we should be concerned about sustainable recycling,
The energy used by recycling machine should be value for product we have got in the end.
Hope you get it😅
@@The_Ole Really??? Are you kidding???
You must sort plastics before crushing.otherwise you not not recycle mixed plastic
Wow, you can make a wrap for your single use cup ! AMAZING !
Estoy en mi primer año en ingeniería mecánica y algun día espero poder animarme a hacer ese tipo de maquinas para ayudar al medio ambiente. Es espectacular!
Hai yanina ,I am akash I am planning to start an business about plastic recycling after my studies if you believe you can be a part of it ,I didn't start yet I am planning it
Love this :) Awesome design
That should be in EVERY household!!! I WANT ONE!!!!
Do you know you have to separate different types of plastic and the label before you destroy it. Moreover when you make it as a pellet, what can you do?
That is kinda cool. I want to recycle my plastics too.
Kamil Gajownik? Rodaku? Ty w Australii? W każdym razie brawo, super maszyna, podoba mi się!
Nice concept!
Dude that is a great idea!
I;m from Philippines and we have a severe plastic problem here!
maybe thats a solution we are looking for but suddenly we don't have resources to do that thing
research plastic pyrolysis machine. Turn plastic into fuel oil. One simple step later can become desil fuel.
One problem is..... how expensive it is
Best concept used by this man
Wow, very good product
Nice concept, I'm trying to make my own too but I'm follow the precious plastics guide.
For you who claim there's no way, there currently is commercially available tech to turn pla prints into pla filament for 3d printing. But for all of you who said you have to sortb the plastics, you are correct.
Whats the Tech called and where do you buy it?
I love this machine. I hope it ends up every household. 👍🏾
But yknow. Little children. I can see blood and some gnarled up handa
Question. Do you just keep recycling the coffee holder when it wears out, essentially the plastic doesn't go any where
Polskość w tym filmie mnie zaskoczyła szanuje
Wow awesome...I would want one of those machines
That is great idea 💡 thanks for sharing
I worked on a prototype that does the same with ONLY PET plastic, and it’s about the same size, the BIG issue is the COST which has to be geared to acceptable prices, otherwise these will remain beautiful prototypes. these appliances are just that, APPLIANCES, and HAVE to be in the 200-300€ range or simply it’s no-go.
Nice concept
Needs machines like this for India
😮😮 I recently thought of the same thing but slightly different... I had no idea this invention existed yet, Great Job 😀🌟👍
Prototype those ideas Shayla. Don't be discouraged because someone else may have the same idea. Focus on what you can do to improve on the design. That is how innovation works. Good luck!
@@ReverendAquaman Thank you ☺ I needed that🙂.
It does not exist. This is a conceptual presentation that does not say its name. Borderline scam.
No separation of plastic types,
( something that will be a problem, because they all have separate melting points, etc )
we don't see how the plastic is fed to the printer, etc.,.
I literally have the same idea. Does this actually exist?
What about a machine that cuts up the plastic and stores it until it reaches a specific size. Than it is melted and formed into building supplies. Bricks, 2x4s, plastic ply wood boards.
Thanks for the idea.. I will make it real
Done yet?
@@didimeier906 hahahaha noup It is impossible. You must know many things.
@fernandoaimacana2415 is it done now? Lots of 3d printers everywhere
Awesome idea
The Price will like one of my kidney.
Go glass. A lot cheaper. But, well done, a great idea! 🙏✌🏼🙂
Glass is energy intensive to make and recycle.
@@zokay1121 Glass also breaks down into sand, is infinitely recyclable because of that, doesn't bio-accumulate like microplastics, and doesn't leach chemicals into the ecosystem.
I like it. I like it a lot!
Nice ✌ ..id love if i have something like that a recycling machine to help mother nature
How can you make the filament in this volume? If your device has this feature, if it has no fake and interesting stuff
Wow 😲 this is awesome 🤯😍 I want to buy this machine😇
Wow,that's great
I would love to see the shredding unit!!
Wow! Very nice Apparat 😝😝😝
Why is this even in my recommendation TH-cam 🤣🤣🤣
@waseem mehmood oof
@waseem mehmood 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
It could be done and not nearly as hard as people would think. This is a job for the dream team !
Superb
It's oversimplified concept. You have to sort different plastics, wash them, shred them, melt them, extrude them into filaments and after that you can print new thing.
Welcome to 2N Sub! ❤✋👍
This would be really good in Schools
I make a one robot what can dislike fake videos like yours...
r/ihadastroke
@@ThrustersX r/youfunnyhaha
It's a machine designed by Tony stark
Anything can happen
Can it also make smoothies from the left over juices that drip in to the machine?
The idea is good, but the machine is for sure a concept!
Great machine I m from India🇮🇳
I can't find this thing to buy it
how to connect that printing in the shredder, i as a student we make a thesis bout shredder but as a student i also want to make something like that to help, so can you upload next is how to make that thing, coz that thing is very helpful. thankyou.
where did you buy that?
it would be believable if there was some smoking smelly plastic melting burner thing between the shredder and the printer. cool idea though!
good concept, dont forget to take your own cup to starbucks next time.
🧐Hmmm 🤔.... I want my plastic turn into barbie doll🤭💕
This convent will not be far off a reality
Nice shirt :D
also what if other contrys added money if you deliver back the bottle?
i dont know what contry have it outside north europa(Scandinavia) but we get some money if you deliver the sode can or soda bottle back to the store, its a nice bonus especially for the poor :D
Kamil Gaj...como on reply to everyone? please let´s get in touch privately. It´s a great product, I was thinking about it a few days ago and saw your video which is just like my dream.
Парень ты боженька!
Lets make plastic turtles so we can hold straws!
Fun concept. The only change will be that everything will be organic, dropped into an acid bath to be dissolved, then molecularly reconstituted through electrolytic means.
Ojalá que se haga realidad en cada casa
Hello good evening thank you for your time that you do you have greatness and you are beautiful. I hope you have a great day. Goodnight.
2019 - si continua ad usare la plastica
So where can I buy one of these and what’s it called?
Hi
I need this machine how can I buy this
Jaydeep
it’s not real
It's a good idea to recycle plastic at home rather than garbage, as it will reduce the production of garbage. But, it will be best if we all stop using plastic or at least very less plastic. And try to adapt zero waste products. Zero Waste is a eco friendly way of living with almost no regrets of producing any kind of garbage.
can I buy the first half of your project Im very interested
We need to move away from plastic, not just come up with ways to repurpose it. In the end, it still is going to be here on earth, no matter its form!
Glass is still recyclable along with cardboard
Nice concept but I think the necessary steps to separate the different types of plastic would be to complicated for a home machine. Even the big Recycling plants still have problems with automatic sorting of plastics.
Why recycle it if it can be lessen in the first place?
Like having a vending machine for any type of liquid or powdered product where people should have their own container that is reusable to avoid producing single-used plastic containers.
If the machine is used in a country where oil-based electricity is the main source, will the machine be a good solution to protect envionment?
Hey everyone, this is just a concept video. Maybe for a school project. We don't have technology this efficient as yet...maybe someday soon though. I give it at least 5 years
What are you talking about? Machines similar to this exist all over the world.
"Just believe me, I know what I'm talking about" isn't a valid counterpoint. Several videos on TH-cam show off small plastic crushers AND small 3D printers.
@@MrV902 Ooh, link me to them please! I've been looking for one like this for a while now.
So far Precious Plastic's (with their extruders and molds and turning recycled plastic to filament) is the closest I've seen. But if there are more efficient ones especially ones of this size and simplicity I wanna check them out. Please post links here, or even names I can google. I want to get started recycling on a personal scale ASAP.
Shred plastic to to make plastic filaments for a 3D printer. What happened to the step where it the plastic was melted into long plastic filaments?
How much? And where do you get these? Are they available in the united states?
I want one!!!!!!! 😎
throw the Kardashian family in there next
How to build that shredder?
Wow!
where can i buy that?
Voll Geil!
where do you get this machine?
I would buy one now if it was 350 or less and can make anything like toys
I really enjoy that you tried to find a way to save the planet... there is this company thing called preciousplastic.com which you can check out... However, to be realistic here, a recycling machine & 3d printer combined will take up... plenty of space.
Sooperrrbbb
Great
NO HUMAN NO PLASTICS 😂
You know how many hands gonna end up in that
Which machine is this
Another possible use is to replace broken clothes pegs and snapped clothes hangers
I wonder if polyethylene is good for 3D printing..?
It could recycle glass too and make diamond jewelry at home which is more priceless
Unbelievable😱, where did you bought it?🤔
That's the one I am looking for. Where can I buy this? Please give an answer. 🙏🙏🙏❤
How do I get one of those?
This is not a real machine. There is no way to go from shredder to ready to print plastic like that.
Its an edited video u dum fuk
it actually is, may take more complex machinery.... but it's definitely possible
@@FrogiAli Let's be clear that I was speaking about that particular device in the video. "it actually is" I'm going to take as you think it's a real machine. I still say no. "may take more complex machinery" I interpret as you acknowledge it isn't a real machine. I agree. "but it's definitely possible", two words that never belong next to each other are DEFINITELY and POSSIBLE. I read this statement as you acknowledge it not being real by calling it possible. I agree. For the rest of this comment, see previous comment.
@@bruhbruh9504 It doesn't matter that the video is edited. You can't put plastic in a shredder and then immediately 3D print with it. The technology doesn't exist. This is not a real machine. Find another example of a machine for the private consumer that makes any plastic ready to print in one easy step. Doesn't exist. And watch your mouth.
@@alowitiousmckay5563 u arent the most gifted one in the family are you the video is edited which means it might have taken hours to shred the plastic and then melt it and then print a fricking product and yes you are a dum fuk
Wait a minute
If i throw in cookies
Can i print a cookie mug?!
Wow i can print a train of pizza
Thats smart 🧠 👌👍♻️✔️😺😂🙂😶
I think this is a fake machine.....
Why? Shredders like this are being built all over the world, and small 3D printers are shown off at every other electronics convention. Obviously he's skipping steps here, but that doesn't mean it's fake.
It's only an idea, which doesn't mean it's fake..
@@larslarsgard this video is a fake of what a real one COULD be like, and that is coming close to lying to people, which causes instant anger with out realizing this might have just been a project video for a class or something.
@@MrV902 the video is of a FAKE unit, please stop using logical fallacies here, just because the video is of a fake one does not mean that real ones don't exist, :) This video needs to be looked at as a scifi movie, where you know full well the tech in the movie exists somewhere but the ones in the movie are just movie magic because it is easier to fake it for the story sake, than to build a real one, then film it. His title is misleading unfortunately causing negative feelings in people, I know the sentiment because things like this, to outright fakery and kickstarters that never deliver are hindering my gaining financial help building up the tech for my version of a 3D printer with 10 times the speed and more refined processing to allow printing parts like CPUs, transistors, capacitors along with the conductive traces and boards for it all to populate, while printing out the plastic case on say something like a Cell phone, Let along the recycling system that will use a couple tricks of static charges, weight, and dual frequency photons to break down things and sort them into nano particles to be used by the printer, thus throw in old cell phone, break it down, then use it to print out a new one. only lost resource is power at that point. :)
A cup of tea
In California this will void your CRV and you will get the scrap rate for your material.