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|description = DIY Plastic Recycling | |||
|author = David, Katharina, Severin | |||
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'''Precious Plastic''' is a project for DIY plastic recycling. More about the project on [https://preciousplastic.com/ their website] | '''Precious Plastic''' is a project for DIY plastic recycling. More about the project on [https://preciousplastic.com/ their website] | ||
Revision as of 18:57, 30 December 2017
Precious Plastic Release status: experimental [box doku] | |
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Description | DIY Plastic Recycling |
Author(s) | David, Katharina, Severin |
Precious Plastic is a project for DIY plastic recycling. More about the project on their website
Collecting
We're collecting different types of plastic in labeled black boxes ( + one box for the stuff we're not sure about). Everything should be clean before it gets into the boxes!
- Acrylic is really hard to recycle apparently, so we're not collecting that
- Sorting through the plastics recycling bin helps us reduce the amount of plastic trash
- Dumpster diving on the KQ?
Processing
Plastic Bags
Inspired by a video [1] and blogpost [2] of bjornsteinar.
- Material: plastic bags or bubble wrap
- Tools: iron and baking paper
- Steps
- Place material between two sheets of baking paper.
- Iron single sheets as the shrinking is quite drastic and not really predictable (if material ruptures or holes are forming, try reducing the temperature).
- Fuse pre-ironed sheets together to create thicker, stronger material or extend the material dimensions.
- Optionally imprint their textures to the surface by using fabrics or perforated metal plates.
Further research necessary
- Styrofoam
Machines
- Shredder?
- Oven?