Precious Plastic - How to finish objects from recycled plastic (part 5.2)

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  • Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
  • In this video we will show you the best ways how to finish your objects made from recycled plastic.
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    1.0 Introduction
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    2.0 The basics of plastic
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    2.1 Safety and plastic fumes
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    2.2 Going nerdy on plastic
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    3.0 Building machines
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    3.1 Build the shredder
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    3.2 Build the extrusion
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    3.3 Build the injection
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    3.4 Build the compression
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    3.5 Build the PRO plastic shredder
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    3.6 Build a PRO plastic extrusion
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    3.7 Build a PRO sheetpress machine and make sheets
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    4.0 The worldwide problem with plastic recycling
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    5.0 Create things from plastic
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    5.1 Good design with recycled plastic
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    5.2 How to finish objects from recycled plastic
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    6.0 How to start a business with plastic recycling
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    6.1 Here is our tool to calculate your profit
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    6.2 How to make a businessplan on plastic recycling
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    7.1 Setup a shredder workspace and shred flakes
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    7.2 Setup an extrusion workspace and make plastic bricks
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    7.3 Setup an injection workspace and inject plastic
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    7.4 Setup a plastic sheetpress workspace
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    7.5 Setup a mix plastic workspace
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    7.6 Setup a local collection point
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    8.1 Build a Bio Press #beyondplastic
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    8.2 Make an edible bowl #beyondplastic
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 285

  • @stefanhertweck
    @stefanhertweck 6 років тому +57

    In case that it is not suggested yet. I recommend to add a shaft to the coin so that it can be attached to the soldering stick. That makes the process more robust, easier to handle, and it will improve the heat transfer.

    • @RobMacKendrick
      @RobMacKendrick 6 років тому +6

      With the shaft you suggest, you could also heat several coins together on a hotplate, allowing you to stamp several pieces quickly rather than waiting for a single coin to heat up after stamping each one.

    • @dr.nug7103
      @dr.nug7103 5 років тому

      He wants it to be a thing anyone can do.. not everyone has a soldering iron.

    • @TheRebelmanone
      @TheRebelmanone 2 роки тому

      @@dr.nug7103 Not a big deal, if they are knowledgeable enough to build or buy, and operate precious plastics machines making products out of recycled plastic then they can certainly figure out how to buy and operate a soldering iron.
      It only cost like $40.00 for high wattage iron. Any one of those precious plastics machines will cost into the $1000 and higher, $40.00 more is nothing in comparison.
      He even used a soldering iron what else do you want, that is why he said he likes to use the solder iron, it is cheap way to heat it that anyone can do and have access to. They sell them everywhere. lol I wouldn't recommend using a torch to the people because it is an open flame, that is why he suggested the solder iron i suspect. But the first thing the common man would grab in this instance is the torch. You can heat it in 3 seconds.

    • @TheRebelmanone
      @TheRebelmanone 2 роки тому

      Exactly what i was thinking, he had to use pliers to grab it. lmao

    • @dr.nug7103
      @dr.nug7103 2 роки тому

      @@TheRebelmanone very true

  • @Alex-xh1zi
    @Alex-xh1zi 6 років тому +65

    Would love to see how you made the tusk or rock in the background. They look amazing.

  • @nikkivieler3761
    @nikkivieler3761 6 років тому +4

    Using/ pressing warm glass makes it very smooth too ;)

  • @robertbarr8001
    @robertbarr8001 4 роки тому +1

    All new to me - another new world revealed by UA-cam. Extremely interesting and some fantastic products from recycled material. Thanks!

  • @gsambolin
    @gsambolin 3 роки тому

    This is some of the best video making I have seen. Straight to the point no nonsense. Thank you, you have a new sub.

  • @TheTurboman2
    @TheTurboman2 3 роки тому +2

    I might suggest that your thermal stamping be done by silver soldering each coin onto an inexpensive soldering iron and now you have an easy to use handheld tool for each stamping you require. The silver solder has a much higher melting point but would make it a lot safer, faster and easier to stamp your products.

  • @viefgi
    @viefgi 6 років тому +2

    I didnt know there where so many types of plastic and the particular characteristics of them. Great info.

  • @rockein
    @rockein 2 роки тому +1

    those are so beautiful they even look expensive

  • @GermoV
    @GermoV 2 роки тому

    I like the marking coins.
    If you add a little shaft to it you can handle it better, or even assemble it on the soldering iron for easier handling

  • @jommeissner
    @jommeissner 6 років тому +2

    You must be the Superhero of plastic recycling, everything is super😉

  • @redapproves1330
    @redapproves1330 5 років тому

    I've collected many used plastic containers intending to make something out of them. This video is a great inspiration to get started!

  • @hijeans1103
    @hijeans1103 5 років тому +1

    I used to be in plastic recycling. This guy has done well in a lot of respects. However he would really benefit from apply certain techniques from injection molding.

  • @Wyrmwood66
    @Wyrmwood66 2 роки тому

    I would love to have a go at making a piece. I used to work in a factory that made car parts, shower head parts and numerous things from plastic but nothing you would really want to take home. I seen a coaster made of the recycled plastic that would work nicely as tiles on the wall or floor. I just think it is cool that you could make anything.

  • @adamleehowarth
    @adamleehowarth 6 років тому +2

    I have always wanted to make life size lego blocks for building real houses. This would be perfect.

  • @petergregory5286
    @petergregory5286 6 років тому

    Thank you again Dave. I really enjoy watching you going through all your processes and the way you explain them to us. I was thinking about the whole idea of winning this battle you have with the plastic manufacturers and the consumers especially those who don’t have access to your videos. The point is that a manufacturer is probably producing more plastic in one batch than you and your associates can possibly reuse in a year. This really disturbs and disappoints me on behalf of my grandchildren and great grandchildren. Regards.

  • @casna7569
    @casna7569 5 років тому +1

    "it's very labor intensive but this is what we do with recycled plastic." I think this is one of the major issues we got solve to bring the cost down. Although I don't have a answer for the issue now, I disagree with "this is what we do with recycled products. We need more innovation to bring the cost down.

  • @pIacehoIders
    @pIacehoIders 6 років тому +14

    They. Are. So. Pretty.

  • @clayscreations9300
    @clayscreations9300 4 роки тому

    I do the same technique with the razor blade on gun stock refinishing it works on the wood really well

  • @clement583
    @clement583 6 років тому +6

    I find that a handplane works really well for edges

  • @xsbiggy6349
    @xsbiggy6349 6 років тому

    You can also flame polish the surfaces of he softer materials to get a nice shine. Takes a little practice but it works

  • @vankumarsingh6133
    @vankumarsingh6133 3 роки тому

    Thanks for giving us so useful information n tricks about to finish plastic products

  • @marko176schneider5
    @marko176schneider5 3 роки тому +1

    Super Video.Danke!

  • @Koenzie83
    @Koenzie83 6 років тому

    You can make a soldering irron tip on the underside of the coin to make it fit a soldering iron to make it easier to handle

  • @kercchan3307
    @kercchan3307 5 років тому +1

    ABS also reacts to acetone, I have used this method to smooth out ABS 3d prints/projects. A warning if you use acetone on ABS make sure you have a safe surface or hanger system on a non exposed surface.

  • @YuriFurry
    @YuriFurry 6 років тому

    Hey I just started learning machine construction for plastic extrusion last year. Im still pretty young and don't know much but I think the precious plastic stuff is really cool. :D

  • @oetken007
    @oetken007 6 років тому +14

    Great Projects! The rock in the background looks interesting. My first thought was that it looks something like "Tiberium" :-) Why not welding the coins on a tip and mount it in the iron. So it will get up to temperature much quicker and the handling will be nicer too.

  • @quickie3
    @quickie3 6 років тому

    dave you are an inspirational person and rapidly becoming a legend ., I'm an Artist mainly sculpture and love the rocks that you are created will you be so kind to show us how you build them., keep up your wonderful work., cheers from New Zealand.

  • @ronisilva4477
    @ronisilva4477 2 роки тому

    Cool,great job!

  • @catmechanic1261
    @catmechanic1261 6 років тому

    Go Dave..! If you had a CNC Mill you could make molds very fast, thus quicker to market. Keep thinking up good everyday ideas that everyone uses...Plastic can be remade many times. 3D Printing Filament is another...you build things with a 3D printer also. Bravo for your efforts. If I lived closer, I'd come work for you. ;-)

  • @crdiyrepair
    @crdiyrepair 4 роки тому

    Nice work. Inspired me to do it at my workshop. Thanks

  • @kendarr
    @kendarr 5 років тому +2

    Mineral oil is great as mold release, i use car mineral oil just because it's what I have in hand

  • @theflamethrower867
    @theflamethrower867 6 років тому

    To save time you could make it so the stamps are properly attached to the soldering iron and you just press the object on top of it

  • @malaswarnkar9593
    @malaswarnkar9593 6 років тому

    It is nice method for finish the plastic and nice method for use.

  • @Jesse__H
    @Jesse__H 6 років тому +10

    "Welcome to a new preshplastic video!" XD

  • @anthonycampos9125
    @anthonycampos9125 5 років тому

    Good job .

  • @JoseGToyos
    @JoseGToyos 6 років тому

    Awesome projects....I really love plastic products

  • @philpique3187
    @philpique3187 4 роки тому

    I am so impressed by this! Thank you so much for posting - I hope to try this myself.

  • @HLCraftIdeas
    @HLCraftIdeas 2 роки тому

    Your video is good idea, I love your Idea

  • @ZestyAqua
    @ZestyAqua 5 років тому

    Really love those rocks. Nice work on your techniques.♡ Thanks for sharing.

  • @maridepaula4980
    @maridepaula4980 2 роки тому

    Olá!!! Maravilhada com os projetos apresntado por vocês, transformando resíduos em excelentes produtos resistentes 👏🏿👏🏿parabéns a todos os envolvidos...

    • @thiagomariano3838
      @thiagomariano3838 2 роки тому

      Eles são incríveis. Comecei a reciclar plástico recentemente por conta deles.

  • @asimbangash1986
    @asimbangash1986 4 роки тому

    Superb video

  • @mindblah
    @mindblah 6 років тому +13

    I'm curious, would freezing the softer plastic make it any stiffer and easier to get smoother using the techniques you used for the harder plastics?

    • @thombaz
      @thombaz 6 років тому +3

      As I know, yes. But as you start sanding it It's heats up in some seconds.

    • @anastaciazara1787
      @anastaciazara1787 5 років тому +4

      Some types of plastics become very brittle when frozen. Idk which ones.

  • @Diego-uq5yy
    @Diego-uq5yy 6 років тому +1

    Awesome dude.
    Thanks for all your efforts!
    Pura Vida!

  • @lukedominicodonnell2347
    @lukedominicodonnell2347 6 років тому

    Dave you need to do something about your site! I went to add a pin, joined / loged in and went somewhere all together different to the map to pin.

  • @RaimondoBarbera
    @RaimondoBarbera 6 років тому +32

    I suggest you a challege for the community:
    build a 100 liter tanker or bucket or barrel from shredded material (for instance in HDPE) or smaller size item.
    It could lead to develop NEW blueprints of a new machine to include in our list.
    It would be useful to add to the container a sloping roof and gutters AND collect rainwater with tankers made out of recycled plastic
    I hope someone will design some molds for these useful everyday objects:
    snow shovel
    bucket and spade for chidren
    seasand toys
    duplo-like bloks
    GREETINGS FROM PADOVA - ITALY
    Raimondo

    • @heavyweather
      @heavyweather 6 років тому

      Raimondo Barbera boats would be cool. Has anybody tried rodeo kayaks from recycled plastic already?

    • @preciousplasticph
      @preciousplasticph 6 років тому

      That's easy. Just a wood form, jig and the extruder

    • @heavyweather
      @heavyweather 6 років тому +1

      metzindustries don't know. Those boats need to be fairly rigid, some structural work is needed to get that right.you would do it in half molds and weld the parts together. Probably a negative to get the outside nice. They are rotary molded in production.
      There would be some opportunities in doing boats like the "Reverso" sailing Dinghy from reclaimed HDPE. It's 4 parts so the molds wouldn't be that big. I just did a 4 part sailing Dinghy and I am looking into the next one right now. Maybe I got myself some new goal.

    • @preciousplasticph
      @preciousplasticph 6 років тому

      Easy, add chopped strand fiberglass to it 20% volume or milled carbon fiber

    • @preciousplasticph
      @preciousplasticph 6 років тому

      Boats are easy. Roto mold. Make it as two boats at once, saw it length wise. Use a Teflon coated iron and heat gun to smooth and finish it

  • @adamkwiatkowski4107
    @adamkwiatkowski4107 6 років тому +6

    can you show some products made from used plastic water/soda/juice bottles. Thx

  • @rohanrane5848
    @rohanrane5848 6 років тому

    Hey Dave!! Uh...I don't have the equipment....cuz I'm not old enough, but would you an experiment? Just use PET transparent plastic soda bottels and make something. I just want to know that the product is transparent or it become white(colour depends).
    Btw tbh you're inspiring!

  • @Crits-Crafts
    @Crits-Crafts 6 років тому +11

    wow, how long did that "rock" take to make? I'd love a set of them for garden decorations :D lol

  • @MohamadKafoud
    @MohamadKafoud 6 років тому

    This is like pressing coloured vinyl, its so fucking fantastic

  • @blueyali4218
    @blueyali4218 6 років тому

    thanks a lot you really helped me in every video you make

  • @jimgreene4923
    @jimgreene4923 5 років тому

    To add your product, add removable dye cast lettering & it could imprint into the side of the product.

  • @dmitriykozmin3091
    @dmitriykozmin3091 4 роки тому

    a major issue with many DIY guys fho cast, lazer cut, 3dprint things is that they've got no clue what product they should create to make profit

  • @ramdaniboyarmytv
    @ramdaniboyarmytv Рік тому

    Terima kasih infonya brother, sangat berguna semoga diberi kesehatan & terus memberi inspirasi 🤓

  • @jaredmay4620
    @jaredmay4620 6 років тому

    Perfect to make a floor similar to a marmol, with a litle layer of epoxy, shiny and fancy .

  • @mychannel4285
    @mychannel4285 4 роки тому

    Hi Dave, I'd like to see an overview of the plastic recycling mechanism.And if it is possible to dissolve plastic I'd like to know in what solution. Thank you.

  • @arnauddavid7221
    @arnauddavid7221 6 років тому

    Hello, I'm French and I'm in love into your way of recycling plastic!
    I'm thinking you can gain some time if you put your coin stamp on a iron solder?

  • @patricktschiemer5513
    @patricktschiemer5513 5 років тому

    Can u teach how make plastic bricks for construction?

  • @hullinstruments
    @hullinstruments 4 роки тому

    Man-made materials are becoming more and more sought after. Have you checked the prices for Bakelite lately? I bought a small block on eBay a few weeks ago. It will fit in the palm of your hand and it cost me almost $500. It’s a beautiful color, and there was many bidders trying to win the auction. It’s unbelievable what those small pieces of plastic are worth today. Maybe one day your plastic will be the same! Bakelite, catalin, Galalith, casein, micarta.... The list goes on

  • @Martin71209
    @Martin71209 6 років тому

    You could also acetone vapour bath things made from ABS as it gives a very smooth surface

  • @zinc438
    @zinc438 6 років тому +2

    Hi Dave, thanks for your info: one very basic question about the "homemade moulds" / which metal are you using for making them?

  • @capnskustomworks
    @capnskustomworks 6 років тому

    That's beautiful, brethren. I'm glad I saw it.

  • @jimgreene4923
    @jimgreene4923 5 років тому

    As I've suggested add a line of flat ground markers to your line. You have an endless line of product.

  • @goofyvids2978
    @goofyvids2978 6 років тому

    I love this channel.

  • @Lobzik67
    @Lobzik67 6 років тому

    Great guys! Thanks.

  • @DolezalPetr
    @DolezalPetr 6 років тому

    now this is art

  • @jonathanrodas6557
    @jonathanrodas6557 6 років тому

    Me encanta..que bueno es tu trabajo.

  • @EduMrTeiks
    @EduMrTeiks 6 років тому

    Hi Dave, I think that the solution is stop creating plastic, and use your own container all times you need.
    A good example is the plastic bags in Spain, you paid for a platic bag, so now everybody use their plastic or fabric bags, and they only buy new plastic bags when they need.
    So the solution is pay for the container, like food trays, and user your own container, because I can see that the plastic bin in two days is full of plastic "waste".
    I think the motivation is important, and a big motivation is the money in this world.

    • @PeterLawton
      @PeterLawton 6 років тому

      "buy new plastic bags when they need." So what happens to the old bags in that case? Those should be recycled. So here we are. :-)

  • @kendarr
    @kendarr 6 років тому

    On the flexible plastics you can use a heat gun to get it smooth and shiny

  • @georgeabraham7256
    @georgeabraham7256 4 роки тому

    Custom artist signature stamps...

  • @happybushawaii3704
    @happybushawaii3704 6 років тому +1

    you are a genius

  • @stanislav0803
    @stanislav0803 5 років тому

    Вы делаете очень большое дело! Благодарю!

  • @grooveheart
    @grooveheart 4 роки тому +1

    can we make clear plastic?

  • @watchman56able
    @watchman56able 4 роки тому

    Watchmakers use a product called Crystal Clear on plastic crystals. I think it might work well on the harder plastics. You can get it on line easily.

  • @kywilliams31
    @kywilliams31 3 роки тому

    Any videos on how to make glitter or get a metallic/mirror like finish

  • @k.ganesanganesan6825
    @k.ganesanganesan6825 5 років тому

    Greatest pollution Industry of all time high.

    • @samlabo1688
      @samlabo1688 5 років тому

      Run away, you know off world
      In USA, China, HK Thailand, Philippines, France
      I see everything packed in plastic
      Gone are the days of returning glass bottles to get discount from local bottlers

  • @honestinsincerity2270
    @honestinsincerity2270 5 років тому +3

    I guess you could say with those coins you're really gonna CHANGE the plastic community!! Change!! Get it?!? GET IT!!?!?!

  • @ScrapwoodCity
    @ScrapwoodCity 6 років тому +1

    Really cool info

  • @SiMoNe-td1cm
    @SiMoNe-td1cm 4 роки тому +1

    How is that vase in the background made!? it looks amazing! is it molded in 'freehand' or is it molded over something else?

  • @ramdaniboyarmytv
    @ramdaniboyarmytv Рік тому

    Baru kali ini saya nonton iklan tidak di skip walau durasi agak panjang 😆

  • @iyanasimpson821
    @iyanasimpson821 4 роки тому

    Beautiful

  • @jmortonsalt
    @jmortonsalt 6 років тому

    Would be very nice if those coins had a metal stud out the back that could be threaded to screw into the soldering iron. Then you could quickly stamp each piece without having to use pliers to handle it.

  • @scottsmith1761
    @scottsmith1761 6 років тому

    I would love to make the boulders. You true know your stuff. Investing.

  • @user-se1bt6iq3m
    @user-se1bt6iq3m 4 роки тому

    Gooood man!

  • @yafetnebiyou7510
    @yafetnebiyou7510 3 роки тому

    can you do a video on how to make these blocks

  • @unitauni
    @unitauni 4 роки тому

    Great!! Thanks a lot!!

  • @svzigzag5898
    @svzigzag5898 6 років тому

    Great ingenuity

  • @hebrewhammer1000
    @hebrewhammer1000 6 років тому

    Thank you for sharing!

  • @nottelling6598
    @nottelling6598 4 роки тому

    How well do wood-planes or spoke-shaves do? I'd think they'd do well considering how the knife did, but they might be too sharp to get much friction.

  • @rustyfox2794
    @rustyfox2794 6 років тому

    Love the 'coins' for marking the plastic, but couldn't find them in the bazaar. What category are they in? If you can include a link here it would be great!

  • @craigtate5930
    @craigtate5930 5 років тому

    Love your work

  • @skylarsanchez8448
    @skylarsanchez8448 Рік тому

    Make it thicker for floor tiles.

  • @sebas2571
    @sebas2571 6 років тому +1

    awesome vid! the scraping sound killed me though, headphone wearers beware! :D

  • @peterlam9271
    @peterlam9271 5 років тому

    What sort of plastic did you use to make the iphone case?

  • @MyDogBeauch
    @MyDogBeauch 4 роки тому

    Could you mix the hard plastics with the hard plastics?

  • @nathancawet7459
    @nathancawet7459 5 років тому

    Incredible

  • @nestorgarcia5337
    @nestorgarcia5337 3 роки тому

    Excelente video, muy bueno

  • @rice_man1M
    @rice_man1M 5 років тому +1

    Did you mixed any substance while melting the pastic

  • @kaye2890
    @kaye2890 5 років тому

    What kind of plastic is used for kayak paddle?

  • @newdogatplay
    @newdogatplay 5 років тому

    good work my dude

  • @mariapaulagarces7174
    @mariapaulagarces7174 4 роки тому

    Hi Dave!! I'm looking to set up an operation in my city. I would love to get in touch with you to learn more about how to set this up. I look forward to hearing from you :)