Green PET bottle complete process

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  • čas přidán 23. 03. 2023
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Komentáře • 417

  • @rz9196
    @rz9196 Před rokem +1014

    He should print the bottle back.

  • @dtrotteryt
    @dtrotteryt Před rokem +146

    Damn man, this is by far the most simplistic and CLEAN method I have seen! And the fact that you share the build list is an added bonus. Thank you!! How long did it take you to develop and test this out? It is wonderful

    • @tonycstech
      @tonycstech Před rokem +4

      Yep and also its not working.
      The diameter is all over.

    • @dtrotteryt
      @dtrotteryt Před rokem +2

      @@tonycstech Well, its a great beginning IMO. I do hope you keep at it. It has inspired me to look into trying something similar with my spare parts!

    • @function3D
      @function3D  Před 2 měsíci

      @@tonycstech The diameter depends on you, how consistently you are able to cut the PET strip, ultimately how patient you are to develop the skill to handle the PET bottle cutter, the machine only does the hard work but does not solve the inaccuracies in cutting

  • @KarSahakyan
    @KarSahakyan Před rokem +18

    Cut the bottles twice as thin, take two different colors and combine them into one philoment, half will be of one color, half of the other.

  • @shaggybg
    @shaggybg Před rokem +4

    Amazing. Well done and kudos for reusing the bottle like this. :)

  • @Robin_Goodfellow
    @Robin_Goodfellow Před 3 měsíci +1

    Absolutely the cleanest extrusion setup I've ever seen. I tried doing it once, it was a mess.

  • @sudospective
    @sudospective Před 4 měsíci +3

    brilliant way to reuse, nice setup

  • @lukaszslowakiewicz9395
    @lukaszslowakiewicz9395 Před rokem +1

    So much effort for so small result. Works as a proof of concept.

  • @vorperaxeses3187
    @vorperaxeses3187 Před rokem

    First video of yours I have seen and you just got a new subscriber

  • @angelosymeonidis1677
    @angelosymeonidis1677 Před rokem

    Dude I enjoyed watching this video. Awesome idea!

  • @TiagoWolf
    @TiagoWolf Před rokem

    Very satisfying to watch!

  • @Matty728
    @Matty728 Před rokem +1

    Amazing, pure genius ❤

  • @skiper7795
    @skiper7795 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Great work

  • @phil2268
    @phil2268 Před rokem +5

    Wonderful. I always thought we could do🎉🎉 more with PET.

  • @dronjohnson4835
    @dronjohnson4835 Před rokem +6

    Отличная работа !!!

  • @the4rsofrc83
    @the4rsofrc83 Před rokem

    Nice! Awesome job!

  • @JC-jb9md
    @JC-jb9md Před rokem +1

    Simplemente impresionante. Felicidades amigo. Saludos desde México

  • @mrsimo7144
    @mrsimo7144 Před rokem +1

    Amazing. Brilliant work

  • @operarter
    @operarter Před rokem

    many thanks ! great job❤

  • @JeffDM
    @JeffDM Před rokem +6

    Is there a reason why you're manually puling and winding the ribbon? PETpull winds the ribbon to a spool. PetBot makes filament right off the bottle strip without the extra winding step.

    • @st0rmforce
      @st0rmforce Před rokem

      My guess is that it's simpler and doesn't require a lot of extra effort.
      Having the ribbon wound onto a reel means that the extruder doesn't have any resistance to work against. Grabbing and pulling is the easiest way to cut the ribbon.

  • @ke123321ek
    @ke123321ek Před rokem

    Dude that is awesome!

  • @roccocroce
    @roccocroce Před rokem

    Boy I sure do love this

  • @SomeOne-me1yi
    @SomeOne-me1yi Před rokem +11

    Congratulations man : your project is super clean and well explained
    Can't wait to try it myself

  • @bikepacker9850
    @bikepacker9850 Před rokem

    Thanks. I was mesmerised.

  • @fujita_mario
    @fujita_mario Před rokem +1

    Bravo 👏 very good work 😊

  • @ionbeam14
    @ionbeam14 Před 5 měsíci

    Very ingenious!

  • @alanberickson
    @alanberickson Před rokem +1

    Not sure what you're using as a solvent to get the clean off...... but if it's something nasty you should look at using "Cold Pressed Orange Oil- 16 oz (D-Limonene). Also, can you splice the ribbons together prior to loading in for extrusion?

  • @billchief397
    @billchief397 Před rokem

    Damn... very cool, out of the box thinking. Love it all

  • @Arbiter1223
    @Arbiter1223 Před rokem +25

    Hello! I've been researching this and similar projects for a few months now, and I must say this is most impressive! I am putting together my own pullstruder using a hot glue gun heated to 200-220°C for the extruder part and should be ready to test it soon, hopefully!
    I did have a tiny question regarding the strip guide, though. What do you use as the cleaner inside the guide? From what I can see, it appears to be a bit of sponge, yet if so, I'm not sure if it should be wet or dry. Could you clarify this, please?
    Again, very impressive work! Your videos have been very helpful in my journey to make my own pullstruder device! Thank you. :)

    • @5gun1
      @5gun1 Před 5 měsíci

      Are you talking about when he took the bottle off?

  • @dragonsage6909
    @dragonsage6909 Před rokem

    Super cool!

  • @MMBVideoFiles
    @MMBVideoFiles Před rokem

    Love it!

  • @bozthekiller
    @bozthekiller Před rokem +5

    Reduce reuse recycle. This guy gets it

    • @outkast187
      @outkast187 Před rokem +1

      Meanwhile....he makes pounds of useless trinkets out of pounds of plastic..lol

  • @johncarter40101
    @johncarter40101 Před rokem

    And the best thing is....
    This may solve the plastic waste problem WOW....

  • @PaintballPlanet
    @PaintballPlanet Před rokem +9

    Great job, have you thought about mixing colors?
    Two narrow PET strips in different colors treated to obtain a two-color filament !?

    • @ulforcemegamon3094
      @ulforcemegamon3094 Před rokem

      You can change the color of PET filament simply by putting some Marker in it , if the PET bottle is transparent, then you can use a red Marker and write the PET bottle and that should change the color of it

  • @tslater2005
    @tslater2005 Před rokem +1

    Simple and effective and not less genius

  • @meisievannancy
    @meisievannancy Před 28 dny

    Brilliant. Thanks.

  • @ArthurKiyanovski
    @ArthurKiyanovski Před rokem +8

    I wonder if this can be made into an automatic process. Throw in a bottle. The machine heats it and pushes out the thin plastic thread. This manual process is a bit too much work to become popular

    • @cora2887
      @cora2887 Před rokem +3

      It definitely can be and is automoted, thats usually in factories though. This is just kinda the consumer way of doing it. In factories they just throw all the plastic in a big shreader and melt the chips

    • @Arbiter1223
      @Arbiter1223 Před rokem +3

      I've seen variants of this that have it where it cuts the bottle as it's already being pulled through the pullstruder, so that's one step that can be automated. I've also seen a video mentioning someone actually built the pullstruder into a 3D printer so that he just needed to feed the strips to the printer, and it would fold the filament and immediately print it.
      The main thing left to automate would be prepping the bottle for cutting, including heat forming the bottle to be as flat-surfaced as possible, as well as cleaning both the inside and outside. This might be better-suited for manual work, but overall this is still a solid proof of concept I think.

    • @outkast187
      @outkast187 Před rokem +1

      You would use a grinder. Its cost prohibitive to do any other way. And you gotta do massive amounts. All the work this guy did would not net a profit. If he did 30 of those bottles it would produce maybe $10.

    • @jannejohansson3383
      @jannejohansson3383 Před rokem

      You could press that plastic bottle to printing core with chamber, mechanical force and nozzle that leads ready hot core to waterpath, and finally some collecting cylinder that spins slow.
      Then there's not waste left from bottle.

  • @HeBroTV
    @HeBroTV Před rokem +3

    It would have been so funny he he made a pop bottle out of it.

  • @bobtonner
    @bobtonner Před rokem

    Well done!

  • @jessypiquerel4133
    @jessypiquerel4133 Před rokem +12

    excuse me can you make a video of the electronic wiring of the whole machine ❤❤

    • @holyholo1
      @holyholo1 Před rokem

      I've seen one... but in Spanish very evhaustive Arduino based

    • @function3D
      @function3D  Před rokem +1

      follow the link in description

  • @jacobnowatzke4371
    @jacobnowatzke4371 Před 4 měsíci +1

    What temperature are you printing at? Other necessary settings?

  • @David0lyle
    @David0lyle Před rokem

    Out fricken standing!!!!!

  • @Zendarkos
    @Zendarkos Před rokem +4

    Excelente! Mais uma ideia pratica para reciclagem de garrafas pet

    • @alanwatts8239
      @alanwatts8239 Před rokem +1

      It's not very practical, to be honest. Better off just doing what we already do with bottles when it comes to recycling them. Polyethylene terephthalate is a type 1 plastic, recycling it is not a big deal, we just don't do it as much as we should because of negligence.

  • @zisky3640
    @zisky3640 Před rokem

    @function3d Hi there , thank you so much for this video and for all the links. I have probably used hundreds of pet g settings in my slicer and I've never managed to get such a clean print . Would you mind sharing your slicer settings by any chance I have the same printer . Thank you so much in advance

  • @jamesthreats5800
    @jamesthreats5800 Před 5 měsíci

    frickin genius

  • @turkey716
    @turkey716 Před rokem

    So cool!!

  • @carlbrenninkmeijer8925

    Brilliant !

  • @LabelsTech
    @LabelsTech Před rokem

    Wonderful!

  • @alejandrotoscano674
    @alejandrotoscano674 Před rokem +7

    Muy bueno! De los mejores videos sobre el proceso. Por favor podrías decirnos los parámetros de temp del fusor en el extrusor de la tira y luego para imprimir!? Muchas geacias😊

  • @civismesecret2795
    @civismesecret2795 Před rokem

    finally someone printing usefull thing with PET

  • @MrKirby2367
    @MrKirby2367 Před 4 měsíci

    Awesome

  • @TheBlacktom
    @TheBlacktom Před rokem +1

    Is there a simple way to make a single longer filament from multiple bottles?

  • @ThatJay283
    @ThatJay283 Před rokem

    i just ordered some heating elements that I'm gonna put in a hotend and control with Arduino :)
    the thing i wanna do differently is i wanna have a pump that moves powdered plastic into the extruder, but i think im gonna use a worm gear to do that.

  • @d0pomein
    @d0pomein Před rokem

    You can melt bottle caps into a thin sheet on a cookie tray in a toaster oven. I'd like to see someone turn a thin sheet into a big spiral then into filament.

  • @tipidtipsbysaudiboy6949

    Amazing 😮

  • @LONELYGHOSTMAN
    @LONELYGHOSTMAN Před 4 měsíci

    Good job

  • @TETASARAIVACS
    @TETASARAIVACS Před 9 měsíci

    It would be amazing if you 3d-printed a green PET water bottle using that recently harvested material
    😁

  • @johnbee1574
    @johnbee1574 Před rokem

    Flipping amazing

  • @samatappasov3248
    @samatappasov3248 Před rokem

    Amazing 👏

  • @Anchu
    @Anchu Před rokem

    Pekerjaan yang luar biasa❤

  • @ugimaplaysgames110
    @ugimaplaysgames110 Před rokem

    So essentially your doing 2 things 1 your recycling old bottles into 3d print materials and 2 saving buying mass produced branded "cable" for your 3d printers reducing plastic waste correct ?
    Would like to know if this is as strong as the commercial stuff

  • @DeltaOps3
    @DeltaOps3 Před rokem

    So genius

  • @RickOShay
    @RickOShay Před rokem +3

    This is such an excellent way to recycle plastics! Imagine if all 3D printers out there could reuse all the plastic packaging thrown away every day!
    We need a new machine for 3D printing that recycles all plastics into filament! I'd buy one if it saved money and didn't cost too much.

    • @paitor
      @paitor Před rokem

      Don't know where you are from but usually bottles is already recycled. You even get paid to return them.

    • @kc-jm3cd
      @kc-jm3cd Před rokem +1

      Usually they end up in landfills anyway because it’s far cheaper to ship them to third-party countries first world and let them sort through it and just throw it away

    • @Daeon108
      @Daeon108 Před 4 měsíci

      Yeah, the sad truth​@@kc-jm3cd

  • @davidmattice3752
    @davidmattice3752 Před rokem

    Awsome smart person! Good for them.

  • @c-rafun194
    @c-rafun194 Před rokem +1

    Is it worth it? I mean by that, does it use more energy to produce such filament than buying new stuff?

  • @techmago
    @techmago Před 7 měsíci

    Dont you dry the filament before using?
    i find it get way better if i dry it in a eletric oven at minimal heat just before using

  • @francescodippolito2009

    ❤❤❤❤
    Fantastico
    ❤❤❤❤

  • @tuliusy2k
    @tuliusy2k Před rokem

    I want now a video with tips to create my own pet 3d printing plastic!

  • @markbryant4641
    @markbryant4641 Před rokem

    Excellent!

  • @jphvnet
    @jphvnet Před rokem +1

    Que buen trabajo

  • @lehuyvo3812
    @lehuyvo3812 Před rokem

    Very cool

  • @1.618_Murphy
    @1.618_Murphy Před rokem

    RIP bottle! You were like father to him! 🙏🏻

  • @earlhanger6509
    @earlhanger6509 Před rokem +24

    Most amazing idea I have ever seen. I don’t have a 3-D printer, but this makes me want to get one.

    • @outkast187
      @outkast187 Před rokem +6

      So you can build a complex machine, spend alot of money trying to get it working, and waste endless hours to save $0.40.

    • @SoulAir
      @SoulAir Před rokem +11

      ​@@outkast187 he's saying it looks fun

    • @alanwatts8239
      @alanwatts8239 Před rokem +11

      ​@@outkast187 I don't think anyone does this with saving money in mind, pal.

    • @luriddream
      @luriddream Před rokem

      ​@@SoulAir I dread to think what else you consider fun

    • @SoulAir
      @SoulAir Před rokem +2

      @@luriddream Jurid, you a busta

  • @jackiechan8840
    @jackiechan8840 Před rokem

    Impressive

  • @thomas9565
    @thomas9565 Před rokem

    I wonder if that stuff would work as weed whip string. Are the plastics similar?

  • @LangeWeile276
    @LangeWeile276 Před rokem

    Can you make a video how you built the machine? Wanna build my own one

  • @livelongandprosper70
    @livelongandprosper70 Před rokem

    Fab 👍

  • @Psartz
    @Psartz Před rokem

    So cool

  • @overnightOCD
    @overnightOCD Před rokem

    That was clever...

  • @eli84360
    @eli84360 Před rokem +1

    You should add a sensor so it stops when it runs out of bottle after the extruder and doesn't birds nest like that

    • @maxpulido
      @maxpulido Před rokem

      Small mechanical hand to add tension will do it.
      Or one of those shopkeeper alarms that gets alerted when a laser by the door can't or can see itself.

  • @robertp8586
    @robertp8586 Před rokem

    hello, what setting you use for the machine and what dimension you make the plastic strip?

  • @docroberts4289
    @docroberts4289 Před rokem

    That was cool

  • @circusitch
    @circusitch Před rokem

    Now I know what to do with my dual ball bearing bottle cutter.

  • @user-js3ks3xv1m
    @user-js3ks3xv1m Před rokem

    Which of these printers is most suitable for printing Pet bottles anykubik kobra, ender 3s1, kingroon kp3s pro ?

  • @ThZuao
    @ThZuao Před rokem

    I guess the main hurdle for getting them from common trash or landfills is that they come crumpled abd you have to clean them.

  • @user-rb2xe7le7m
    @user-rb2xe7le7m Před rokem

    Coooool!!!!!

  • @cleanfactory5561
    @cleanfactory5561 Před rokem

    What is the name for thing that can cut the bottle ( 2 round iron ) and where do you buy it?

  • @1010WouldBang
    @1010WouldBang Před rokem

    You sir, are THE Plasticsmith.

  • @alive_home
    @alive_home Před rokem +3

    good afternoon, is it possible to have a 3D model for the winding machine?

  • @btkl316
    @btkl316 Před rokem

    Cool

  • @assanmaideen
    @assanmaideen Před rokem

    Amazing

  • @olegemelyanov1371
    @olegemelyanov1371 Před rokem

    Super!!!

  • @CiroPeixoto
    @CiroPeixoto Před rokem

    Show 👏👏👏👏

  • @glennglenn6787
    @glennglenn6787 Před rokem

    Well done turn it into a business A1

  • @FPChris
    @FPChris Před rokem

    Someone should make a printer that prints from the initial flat slices of the bottle or straight from the bottle shape

  • @joseanrodriguez3273
    @joseanrodriguez3273 Před 4 měsíci

    Muchas gracias por tus video y en general por todo el projecto. Te quisiera preguntar que tipo de disolvente usas para limpiar y desengrasar las botellas, al ir al leroy merlin hay tantos que hasta los universales tienen diferentes ingredientes entre ellos que pueden comerse el PET. Muchas gracias

    • @function3D
      @function3D  Před 4 měsíci +1

      Uso disolvente sin olor, lo compro localmente en una tienda de pinturas, el fabricante es Jaber S.A.

  • @Tagir_Talgatovich
    @Tagir_Talgatovich Před rokem +5

    Спасибо тебе за переработку мусора!!

    • @maximhlinsky6488
      @maximhlinsky6488 Před rokem +1

      Это же не мусор... А ресурс😊

    • @artembarkovskiy7108
      @artembarkovskiy7108 Před rokem

      ​@@maximhlinsky6488 преобразование мусора в ресурс

  • @marcus.guitarist
    @marcus.guitarist Před rokem

    Good job.

  • @Kest430
    @Kest430 Před rokem +3

    How much filament is produced from one bottle?
    How long does it take to recycle one bottle? Given the preparation time (remove the label, wash the bottle, dry)

  • @luriddream
    @luriddream Před rokem

    Not sure why I expected to see a pet bottle as a companion

  • @davidestrada2486
    @davidestrada2486 Před rokem

    I just saw a video of the space station, how it throws garbage to earth to be disposed of on re-entry, it is as if garbage is thrown out the window of a moving car, and it only disintegrates, either because of this video where others put the waste to an optimal 👍 use.