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Tuesday, January 15, 2013

postheadericon The Filabot will revolutionise the home 3D-printing market

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Any spare Lego? American student invention household waste recycled plastic material 3D printing

DIY 3D desktop printers can be off, with basic flatpack models available for as little as ? 250, but the media themselves still an exorbitant price. A 1 kg plastic filament tail - which is heated and then pressed into layers to create objects icing -. It costs about 50 pounds, keeping only available for the most enthusiastic fans

But home printing revolution may be underway now, thanks to an invention McNaney college student Tyler. Filabot brings the industrial recycling plant in miniature on your desktop every day corrected by plastic waste and transform it into a ready-to-use.

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  • bottles of plastic pipes, and beverage packaging Lego can be introduced into the apparatus - which crushes, melts and extruding the plastic either in a filament diameters of 3 mm or 1.75 mm. You can also merge failed or broken 3D printing, which can increase trial and error, or the ability to update the redundant parts.
"Filabot bring the true power of 3D printing durability, which allows one-stop-shop for anything," said McNaney, who launched the project in Kickstarter past and allowed raised more than three times its initial goal of $ 10,000. Fans paid $ 350 for the version of the first round of the machine, even if the public model is still under development and there is no price official has been announced. McNaney plans to launch a range of machines at different levels of achievement to enable users to adapt and develop his own team - the Filabot Core (which comes without a grinder), Wee Filabot open source, users can create download plans.

is a welcome arrival print a cottage industry that, until now, has threatened to lead to a proliferation of plastic tat. The show first 3D printing, which was held in London in autumn 2012 showed that, however advanced and democratic that these technologies are emerging, often used to produce figures and fantastic new puzzle.

With the ability to recycle the parts printed obsolete approach suggests Filabot cradle to cradle, which can continuously develop, update and modify products, helping to reduce obsolescence manufactured. And provides an elegant solution for any unwanted plastic Christmas.


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