#1 Multicolor printing -Details of free filament production from recycled bottle (PET)for 3D printer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2021
- Hi guys
Today I came up with another video of a multi-colored 3D print that is made with filaments that I make with recycled bottles.
In this video, I have shown how to connect small filaments
You will also see how to collect the filaments for better preparation for printing
Unfortunately, these filaments can not be wrapped around ordinary spools because they have springy states, and the idea you see in the video was an innovative idea that I got after testing on different items and shared with you. This video is the first part of the free filament production tutorial. Wait for our next videos
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Many friends ask why I enlarge the hole of the fireproof Teflon pipe with a drill, the reason is that I could not get a telephone tube with an inner diameter of 1.6 and what you see in the video is 1 mm inside diameter that I I drilled it with a 1.6 hole
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#2 Bottle Cutter :
• #2 Bottle Cutter - Det...
#3 Extruder and nozzle
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#4 Heat and motion control board
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#5 Gears and traction mechanism
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#6 Heat and motion control with Thermostat W1209 & gearbox motor
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**** Note: According to the research of some subscribers, refractory Teflon(PTFE) pipe at a temperature of 270 degrees may produce toxic casings, so avoid using it without a mask and indoors.
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Teflon(PTFE) pipe 1.6 ID
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Drill 1.7 mm:
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سلام بچه ها
امروز من یک ویدیوی دیگر از چاپ سه بعدی چند رنگی تهیه کردم با فیلامنت هایی که با بطری های بازیافتی می سازم.
در این ویدیو ، نحوه اتصال فیلامنت های کوچک را نشان داده ام
همچنین نحوه جمع آوری فیلامنت ها برای آماده سازی بهتر برای چاپ را خواهید دید
متأسفانه ، این رشته ها را نمی توان در قرقره های معمولی پیچید زیرا حالت فنری دارند و ایده ای که در ویدیو مشاهده می کنید ایده ای نوآورانه بود که پس از آزمایش روی موارد مختلف به دست آوردم و با شما به اشتراک گذاشتم. این ویدئو اولین قسمت از آموزش تولید فیلامنت رایگان است. منتظر ویدیوهای بعدی ما باشید
در آخر اگر ویدئو رو دوست داشتید خوشحال میشم برای حمایت از من کانالم رو سابسکرایب کنید و لایک و کامنت بارون کنید اینجا رو :)
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Man, it's crazy that this little homemade setup is sooooo much more effective than those $5k filament machines. This is definitely the way to go. Thanks for posting these.
Great point!
So cool. Especially like how you showed how to connect short pieces together. I really feel like a cheap cost effective plastic recycler that converts plastic to filament will literally save the planet
Using spare parts and ptfe tube to join filament is genius. I have many wrecked heater blocks and leftover filament bundles.
This is great, start today
Except that PTFE off-gasses REALLY nasty stuff over 245 C. I would not recommend it.
@@AaronFlaming lubricated all metal hotend throats then? I’m guessing pla can be joined below 245, not sure about petg, abs
Right?! Mind=blown.
@@mr3dp you should try taking the plastic ribbons and stamping them together with a bag sealer, then running it through the extruder. Curious to see how well that works
The long awaited sequel has finally been realeased!
I admire your work! Thanks for share. I'm gonna try to build something like that one day 😅.
Congratulations from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷
سلام خوشحال شدم این کار توسط یک ایرانی خوش ذوق انجام شده 👏👏👏
از کجا فهمیدی ایرانیه
@@everythingtv6675 سلام دقیقه 8:47 همین ویدیو یکی از چیزایی که پرینت کرده (پرینت کرده تومرا جان جهانی ) جای فیلامنتا هم از ظرف سوهان استفاده شده سبک منزل هم ایرانی هست احتمالا یزد یا اصفهانه
دمش گرم خلاصه عالی بود
You clever, clever man. I can't keep up with everything I'm learning from you!
Great video. Ive been looking to do this for a while and you answered a lot of questions I had without speaking a word. Also I love your method of using the ptfe tube to join the pieces. It's like a much neater version of a method I use to splice pla filament.
Glad it was helpful!
Man This is an amazing idea printing with recycled plastic bottles 😍🔥🔥🔥
Im definitely going to try this out
Thank you! Cheers!
@@user-nt1zj9xo5o who's idea is it?
@@user-nt1zj9xo5o Hey, thanks for sharing. Здравья желаю.
Good day everyone I'm Vietnamese ok bro
@@user-nt1zj9xo5o hi my friend ime in uk retierd old man sorry i do not speek your language just been to your chanel but cannot seem to find this instrutions could you pleace help to direct me many thanks 👍
Wow! DYI Splice core. So obvious, can't believe I've never seen that anywhere before. Cool stuff!
Thank you for your energetic comment.
WoW eres increíble lo que has logrado imprimir con el plástico reciclado felicidades bro
Gracias por tu enérgico comentario.
Bardzo fajny sposób na recykling butelek 👍💪🏻
Dziękuję drogi przyjacielu👍👍
Thanks for the more detailed video. I really wanted to know more about your process. True genius
More to come!
Awesome! Love to recycle bottles at home and save a buck at the same time. Also this way I can easily print with many different colors instead of just printing in gray or buying a whole spool of colored filament every time
Totally!
I love what you are doing. This is the type of innovation that is the beginning of something that can change the world. So simple, and efficient, allowing people all around the world to go from trash to sellable product with very few tools. You should get this in front of the precious plastic team!
Thanks dear friend for your energetic comment
Genius......Pure genius!!!
That level of creativity, man you are amazing
Thank you so much 😀
Just found this video. Amazing. So far, I saw coupl of videos about expensive machines to recycle failed filaments, but recycling PET bottles like this, just with lefover parts is genius. I have to do the same, because garbage PET bottles equals free PETG filament. I see, as 3D printing industry will save the planet. :) Many thanks to share this video, you earn a new subscriber,
Glad it was helpful!
Hey brother, just simply wonderful work, thank you for some great ideas & inspiration! Love & blessings
So nice of you
Great work keep It up!! And thanks for sharing.
Thank you too!
Man this is awesome
Gienus man ,thank you for sharing
Thats good idea!! Good job man
İnanılmaz,tek kelimeyle harika💞💯💞💯👏👏👏
دمت گرم پسر، خیلی کارت خلاقانه هست. جالب بود برام اون که نوشته بودی ، تو مرا جان و جهانی!
تشکر دوست عزیز از کامنت پر انرژیتون
I love this channel, you have my full support 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you for your energetic comment.
Amazing. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
it's so amazing man. keep do the great job
**** Note: According to the research of some subscribers, refractory Teflon(PTFE) pipe at a temperature of 270 degrees may produce toxic casings, so avoid using it without a mask and indoors.
****Many friends ask why I enlarge the hole of the fireproof Teflon pipe with a drill, the reason is that I could not get a telephone tube with an inner diameter of 1.6 and what you see in the video is 1 mm inside diameter that I I drilled it with a 1.6 hole
Did you design and build your filament rig or did you follow a tutorial to build it? if you followed a tutorial can you post the URL, if it is your design will you please make a video tutorial as this method is so good for 3D printing and so good for the planet!
@@user-nt1zj9xo5o can you post the link here or share it? Id like to follow it
@@user-nt1zj9xo5o Yes please!
@@user-nt1zj9xo5o just did. Thank you
@@user-nt1zj9xo5o on the Discussion Tab on your channel
Increíble y posible para que todos podamos hacerlo. Mi primer hot end de sobra lo voy a convertir en esto.
Esto es genial, empieza ahora
Wowww..
It was amazing😍👍
Great work👏😊
Teflon releases toxic gases when overheated. Recommended max temperature for teflon tubing is 260C. Some may argue that should be much lower than that. I am not an expert in the topic but 276C rings the bell to me (4:55). Otherwise I like your setup. Great idea.
Yes, that's right you can now become known as a Lord of the Rings
Teflon starts off gassing at 235 this includes capricorn tube
Heating 1cm of teflon tubing releases about as much of toxic gas as you breathe every day you walk outside..
PTFE, known as teflon melts at 330 celsium degrees. So... I dont know What you are talking about. What you mean?
@@yorganyog Teflon releases potent neurotoxins above 235. The higher above you go above that the more dangerous it is.
کاراتون بسیار عالی و زیباست❤
Brilliant!
Brilliant !
i have no other world
Thank you for your energetic comment.
6K already haha
Good job :)
You definitely have my attention. Most of us overthink a process like this, where you have drastically simplified it. Thank you for sharing your creativity. I look forward to your tutorial on how to set this.
You're very welcome!
@@user-nt1zj9xo5o I have seen this on Brother channel before, but the TH-cam algorithm and language makes it hard for English people to follow.
@@tituscassiusseverus6303 Yes, it very popular in Russia as it's really cheap fillament, there is tons of similar videos on TH-cam. Even this author is from Russia or so, I think.
ممنون بابت این ویدیو با ارزش. ایده بسیار خوبی است. امیدوارم موفق باشید
Thank you for your energetic comment.
Salvaste al mundo amigo imagínate las posibilidades
Gracias querido amigo
Fratello, ti ringrazio per aver condiviso. Per il bene del Mondo e per un futuro migliore
U are a legend wow❤🙏
Awesome idea 💡. Thank you 😊
Thank you for your energetic comment.
@@mr3dp you are welcome
what awesome project. im doing one my sellf but i nedd to improove more. nice trick melting the 2 wires together... allways learning. Thnks for Sharing!
Cool, thanks
That's great toooo good
Nice clean prints even. Nice
Thanks!
exelente bro !!
Incredible work💞
Thank you! Cheers!
Franchement bravo👍👍👍👍
You got a new subscriber from Assam India. cheers
Thanks and welcome
Very cool! I have heat block laying around so I'm going to try this my only concern is building filament puller
i think you need only a stepper motor and a arduino and then you can 3d print all the gears and the whole assembly for the spool
@@pterois5914 I found some files of winder and puller on thingiverse
it shouldn't be a problem
You can do it!
@@bocian0 can you comment the link to the thingiverse page. It would be much appreciated not just by me. Thank you
اهل ایرانی؟
Awesome.
I really appreciate the longer video on how this works. Did you just drill out a regular nozzle to 1.75mm to get the diameter correct?
Thanks dear friend, be a little patient, because the time for the full video tutorial was long, it was decided to split the videos, but do not worry, we will discuss it in the next videos
@@mr3dp Awesome can't wait to see the details.
@@mr3dp Thanks dude. You are doing us a solid.
Очень круто, молодец.
Спасибо, дорогой друг
درود بر شما 🌹🌹🌹 عالییییی بود ... 👍👍👍
great man great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
simply amazing
Glad you think so!
Saludos desde Ecuador🇪🇨
Gracias mi amigo, de nada eres bienvenido
Would not recommend using a Teflon/ptfe tube at 276 degrees celcius. That off gases very very carcinogenic gas.
I have tested it up to 255 degrees, this temperature also works well and is safe
@@mr3dp what was your testing parameters? In terms of material data sheet for most of the ptfe tubes they start degrading and off gassing toxic fumes at 240.
So basically do it outdoors, or by a window with proper fan at that temperature and we're ok?
@@Bog8686 I mean you could do it outside but it would instantly ruin the ptfe tube since it would deform and even with a fan I would not attempt this. It is a known carcinogen.
What would you recommend to replace the Teflon/ptfe tube
Nao You have 17k subs, Nice work man.
Very cool
Great work and awesome follow up video. I can’t wait to see more and I would greatly appreciate a video that goes over how you build your set up if you have not made one already. Also your location keeps jumping around, where are you uploading from?
Thanks! Will do!
@@mr3dp Yes, anticipating that video. You can set up a factory. Don't wait.
@@mr3dp wow would be very very interested on video on how you bult this brilliant little set up its amazing my friend WELL DONE retired old man from uk 😉👍
За идею сварки лайк и подписка
Спасибо, дорогой друг
I love it
so soon! you will reach 1 million
Thank you for your energetic comment. Inshallah
@@mr3dp inshallah
Awesome!
Thank you! Cheers!
so genius!!
Thank you for your energetic comment.
nice job and keep up the good work
Thanks, you too!
Bravo super
WOW , NICE JOB 👍💖💪
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow, very resourceful, thank you for sharing. How does PET print compared to PET-G?, it you have had a chance to compare, though it is hard to beat the cost/time advantage of home recycled product. Now to find a way to do a running spice and a spool diameter/configuration that works best.
We will discuss it in the next videos
What's actually the difference between PETG and PET? Is Glycol added to PET in order to create PET-G?
سلام.
خیلی جالب بود
منتظر ودیوهای بعدی شما هستم
تشکر دوست عزیز
Nice! Here is an idea: maybe it's better if you join the filament before the extrusion with a bag sealer or something similar
I tested for the first time but got no answer
MashaAllah ♥️
Impressive
exelente aporte
Gracias querido amigo
Great work bro 👌
Thanks for the visit
this is amazing, your videos are inspirational :) one question could you have the cutter directly connected to the hotend and winder instead of cutting it separately?
Yes you can!
great video, good channel!
Thanks for the visit
boss !! many thanks sir
You're welcome!
Love it! I saw another video as well, but can't find if you have plans for your machine to make the plastic the right size to become filament? Any tips for making my own?
Read the description of this video
Thanks for showing this. Great idea for connecting filament together. I use a piece of Capricorn tubing and a candle to do the same thing. Your way is smarter and neater. What is the speed of your spool puller motor set at?
Great tip!
I wonder about the spool speed also
Hi, I like everything you shared on your videos!, should be great to have a list of parts for the not so smart guys! Thanks in advance for your help and videos. You are really creative…. I’ve looking to buy a 3d printer, but making one to one’s needs is a better idea. Hope I can make one myself.
Glad you like them!
Thank you very much
You are welcome
well done 👍
Thanks for the visit
Nice bro ❤️❤️❤️❤️
You earned it. Nicely done. How about some build detail explanation videos?
Wait a minute, because the full training video time was long, it was decided to split the videos, but do not worry, we will discuss it in the next videos
Que maravilha. Nunca tinha pensado nisso. Agora sobre o filamento, qual a temperatura usar pra esse filamento ?
Outra coisa, o esquema da máquina extrusora, vc pode nos mostrar ?
Veja os vídeos em anexo na descrição, há informações completas
I love the idea, it´s awesome. Would be nice an explanation of how you built the electronics (hotend, stepper motor, motherboard) and maybe sharing the printed gears files or dimensions for us to print. I really love the idea i´m itching to try it ot :)
Thanks dear friend, be a little patient, because the time for the full video tutorial was long, it was decided to split the videos, but do not worry, we will discuss it in the next videos
@@mr3dp That´s nice, thanks a lot. How long do we have to wait for the next videos, i´m anxious hahahah. We love the project
@@user-nt1zj9xo5o I know, I´ve seen a lot of different designs, but this is quite simple and I liked it. By the way, I couldn´t find the link to the article that you told me, ¿Could you please paste it in this comment? Thanks a lot :)
@@user-nt1zj9xo5o Don´t worry, i found the link in your channel ty
Thank you so much for releasing this video! Any chance you will release a video on your auto spooler?
Yes, soon
درود بر شما
خیلی عالی بود
تشکر دوست عزیز از درج نظرتان
genius
آقا دمت کرم عالی بود لایک زدم .
ممنون دوست عزیز 😇
🔥💕👌👍
Thanks for the video!
I have my "first try" setup working and tried a white pet bottle. I noticed that the filament isn't melting but folding very tight, does it supposed to be like that?
The first print with that filament immediately jamed my 0.4 standart nozzle.
Did you have those problems too and how did you figure it out?
Es un trabajo muy bien realizado, has pensado en hacer que el corte de la botella se haga directamente mientras estruye y tira el motor hacia la bobina? Te ahorras primero cortar la botella y luego liar en una bobina el hilo plano resultante. Directamente harías todo a la vez.
Espero más detalles para poder tambien realizar este proyecto y reutilizar botellas.
Me a parecido impresionante la impresión resultante. Un saludo
Thank you for your energetic comment.Yes, it can be made this way, but there is more pressure on the stepper motor and that is why I did not do it
Thank you
You're welcome
KEREN ASLI
Excelente trabajo 👍..quiero replicar..así reciclamos las botellas
Gracias querido amigo
@@mr3dp de q país es usted
@@mr3dp la boquilla de extrusion tiene que ser de 1.75 mm verdad?
Thanks for your great video. Could you maybe also make a video about the filament winder or post a link for the Stl-files?
Thanks dear friend, be a little patient, because the full time of the video tutorial was long, it was decided to split the videos, but do not worry, we will talk about it in the next videos
Amazing video! What is the spring for? Does it release toxic gases? Is it safe for your health? Thanks for sharing this is revolutionary.
It is safe as far as I have researched
@@mr3dp Keep the good work and thanks
Awesome idea and a great way to recycle. I’m going to attempt but I have some questions...What size is the nozzle on the filament maker? and what speed are u pulling the filament? Also what is the width of the bands?
We will discuss it in detail in the next videos, be patient