Thank you for rescuing this pretty little pallet, and doing the right thing by letting it roam free with it's own kind, I hope it has many happy days with it's herd on the pallet farm!
Awesome ! Thank you so much for the mention in the video gents . It’s quite strange for me seeing plastic that I shredded and that had been sat in my warehouses for many months made into something so cool. 👏 🙂
Hmm, there are plenty of plastic lumber companies out there today ... we just need a scheme to build trust that the material is actually recycled. Organic plastic anyone?
@@HogwartsBasement The OP was saying there's people who want to get recycled materials to use. And that we should push for that, and for less new plastic to be made. There are some people pushing to ban single use plastics, and for natural materials. Like fast growing plants like bamboo, hempcrete, and bioplastics. Watch DW Planet A on that. There's already companies producing things from new plastic like you say. Watch NHK Japan Zero Waste. There's people who disassemble buildings and sell those parts as wood.
As well as looking cool it’s a really good idea. At work when we ship to the US and Australia we have to use pallets that are either heat related or aren’t wooden. The plastic ones are usually moulded, so when they get broken they can’t be repaired. Yours solves that problem. If you can make these economically for you then I’m sure there are plenty of potential customers for them. We’ve been quoted well over £100 for an aluminium Euro pallet.
Most of my life I’ve been just wanting people to really put their efforts into the changes that need to be happening in this world. And I just want to say how happy I am that you two are finding your success in this and making the world a better place with what you do. Slowly but surely it will happen because of people like you. My thanks and much love to you both! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤
Hell yeah! Those would be super cool! We saw a little mini wooden pallet at Dollar Tree yesterday, in their crafting section, & thought it would be useful as a drink coaster. Great minds really do think alike!😉👍🏻
Excellent work yous guys 👏👏👏. That last bit you said, about how viable is it and the drawbacks with construction time, are precisely the missing part of the answer. But it's not missing is it. What is needed is a change in attitude from companies and organizations that could use these pallets to accept the changes affecting supply and demand, and find a new way to work with them. And that's the very same missing part of this entire environmental challenge the world over. There are now plenty of viable alternatives to choose from in all kinds of industry, but until humans in our entirety have accepted the facts and changed our ways for good, I fear we are still somewhat doomed. Yes, every little bit helps - and you two do way more than a little bit for sure - but we need big bits. Massive bits. Global bits in fact. And we need them now. Thank you brothers 🙏. 😎
you need to search on japaness plastic pallets, got a couple of those laying around and they are much better than the ones on wood ( i live in a city where we have world wide port, so we got pallets from all over the world) dont know what type of plastic they are, but they are at least 2 types since one it is more solid for any type of use, and the other it is most used in food or ocean stuff, funny thing that both can handle big engines on them very good proyects and you were one of the projects that led me to start reusing plastic in different ways, keep on going
What a brilliant idea. If someone were to find a way to automate making these with the abundance of plastic waste in the world, it would be fantastic! I just found y’all and am thrilled I did! ❤️
That looked really good, there are so many ideas with such beautiful coloured beams. I'm picturing a big future challenge; a child's play area! This would make stunning fencing for it!! 🙂👍
Well well well boys, nice to see you guys with another project here in UA-cam land again. Been waiting for this one for some time and it was definitely worth the wait. I love all the colors, would like to see you guys infusing them (without the marbling) side by side for a box, a cool cutting board or a cheeseboard.
Hey guys, I make raised beds for gardens and allotments for a business and currently make out of wood but would love to get in to recycled plastic and dvd cases are probably much easier to find in bulk than bottle tops! Do you think they’d last well in outdoor environments though? I’ve watched many of your videos and of precious plastics etc but never thought to ask direct previously. Top work anyway 👍
Watching your videos is not only fun, but also informative. Have you ever considered selling HDPE ingots to the public? Either as base components for art projects, or as building blocks for kids? The marbling style you put on the blocks you produce fits into the oddly satisfying category.
This was a great idea and video, as all your ideas and videos are! I chuckled about the hipster comment. After living in Williamsburg, Brooklyn in NYC, I totally understand the obsession with “reclaimed wood.” I think re-using the massively abundant plastics is even a nobler mission, and you guys make really hip stuff with it! Kudos to you!
That looks like a excellent way to make plastic boards. Would be great material for building the shelves and cabinets in my new garage. No paint would be needed the color is in the plastic.
a question about HDPE, how do u tell if its hdpe? like for the usual drink bottle, the bottom of the bottle says ♻1, does that mean the cap is ♻1 too? cuz the cap doesnt say anything
I think it’s just hard to make polypropylene useful… making it thicker into beams helps so it’s less brittle. Glad you guys are trying new things. What else have you thought of with recycling polypropylene? One thing I noticed is that polypropylene melts into molds a little easier. I guess it flows better, can pick up more detail & texture and doesn’t require as much pressure as HDPE. I was wondering if someone made a more durable takeout container that can be reused way more than the current containers
I was thinking about the next step too There is a LOT of outdoor furniture made of pallets. If it were made of this recycled material, I'm certain that it would be much more weatherproof and sturdy. Don't get me wrong, that's a gorgeous pallet! And I love your idea. I just extrapolated to the "hipster bar" thing. LOL
This is brilliant. I work at a factory in the UK producing millions of bottle tops a day, and these guys have inspired me and work mates to come up with ideas to use up scrap. The main problem in making parts like these would be time vs cost. I guess the cooling time is the big loss. A mould with water flowing around it would be an advantage. Watch this space 😁 Fantastic work guys
@Brothers Make we granulate our scrap and sell it to a local recycling firm. There are so many things we want to make now, thanks to you guys 😄 I'm trying to organise something involving yourselves. Hopefully we can sort it out at our end and get in touch with you soon. And yes, you can have some waste parts anytime.
Awesome how we’re getting really practical uses out of old plastic! Quick question though: how does the plastic properly fill the mold? The extruder pushes out hot plastic at the start, slowly filling the mold. But once that plastic cools, how can it keep moving forward with the hot plastic behind it? Like, if the plastic is continuously cooling as it fills the mold, and the only hot plastic is at the start, wouldn’t that cause problems? And like at 2:50 it looks like the plastic is still got at the end of the mold. How? Does that make any sense? Edit: and did you do anything special to make it slide so easily out of the mold?
The quick release end was a great idea! I love the everyday needed things. I make lights out of recycled CDs. Thanks for another fantastic video 😊!!!!!
I wish I could have a tool like the ones you use, my goal is to recycle all the plastic around my environment into useful things.to be an example because waste is the biggest problem in Indonesia
Hi, love youre video's, Inspired me to design a longboard out of hdpe. I was wondering how thick such a board needs to be? (between the axles its about 800mm) could someone help me with this?
Hi Guys, Just came across your channel and from the first video I saw, I got super interested to see more of your videos . You guys are doing great work with this recycling & I really hope that if some company can do this on large scale. I have one suggestion / request for you. Could you, in your videos, mention about how much plastic scrap (weight wise) you used for making a recycled item ( in this case a pallet)? And can you do a comparison about how wood is required to make a wooden pallet....
Eys brothers, im thinking of doing a recycling setup in my town soon. 🤔 I believe making 4×4 sheets of plastic in different thicknesses will be an item that people would be interested in. Many people use plywood for outdoor applications but i believe this could be a more long term solution.
I work at a meat packing plant where we use pallets. I was going to suggest this, but I see you already done it. I have seen different ways pallets are put together. When a pallet is too damaged to use, it is sent to have the good piece added to a new pallet. Also, can your pallet hold over a ton(908kg)?
I love the concept. And making this message available to everyone on UA-cam. (You do know right the people already make recycled plastic pallets all over the world already tho?)
I've always thought about stuff like that and pill bottles... I live in a retirement community in Oregon. So there's a lot of old people buying drugs and a lot of young people buying weed. I don't condone it, but I'd take the bottles and use them for stuff like this, but if like to see how you guys use those orange pill bottles first. It would be a cool color too. If you would test this that would be helpful
I would like to see you bend the beams. Maybe make a round frame for a mirror or picture frame. Can it be heated with a heat gun and bent? Seems like it would.
I am not sure if it would work but if you could make a car body of some of the body panels would be cool what do you guys think🤔🤔 And I really enjoy your videos
Fantastic! Have you tried building something out of "soft plastics" (flexibles) - such as labels and sachets? I've been searching the net and can't really seem to find anything.
I need this for business purposes. Honestly, if that could be produced at a reasonable rate it would be fantastic for this eco move we're going through
They already have plastic pallets here in the us, but they appear to be made by a giant mold. (injection maybe?) Not sure if they are virgin plastic or recycled either.
Goes without saying I love the pallet. But I'd really like see how you shredded that many DVD boxes and where you got them in such great colours. Most of them I have are only black with the occasional red or green. Keep Making Brothers!
Just found this video and didn't go through all of the comments. But could you join the planks using a small portable extruder (like a 3d pen) to inject plastic into the holes?
Hello how are you? I also work with plastic recycling and would like to know where I can buy the extruder that appears in the video... greetings from Colombia
***QUESTION @ BROTHERS MAKE*** How would an artist apply the "3RRR", Reduce, Reuse and Recycle, plastic items to experiment with creating art, without immediately investing in all that machinery, you boys were using? I was especially inspired by the ability to melt down all that colourful plastic waste to make plastic beams and sheets to build structures with, and fingers crossed small, medium and large not intricate moulds. I guess I'm wondering if waste plastic of different types could be used in the same manner as thermoplastic when there's no need for intricate details, but as shapes to help fill areas or give an area bulk, to save the expensive art supplies. For example, in the hard structure inside of an air dry clay sculpture, the waste plastic wouldn't need any detail, it would need a close shape, I am wondering if the waste plastic if kept warm, would it stay pliable to continue to shape if one were to work quickly? Also using this waste plastic as structure inside cement sculptures? Would you two BROTHERS MAKE or anyone have any suggestions to help me first experiment these ideas on small scales to see if my ideas would even work? And where I would get info on how the different plastics work? Thand you for you inspiration and any ideas! Regards, JB giphy.com/gifs/recycle-reuse-reduce-9KcEKUTcGWiLB780R2
Hello brothers I have a doubt . About the PET bottle what is the best method to melt it??? I've looked on several channels on UA-cam and I haven't found any with a good explanation. Could a video explain?
I have liked the recycling program at home. But is it possible to obtain the machine you are using to make these products. You Know how plastic has polluted our mother Earth. I am impressed.
Thank you for rescuing this pretty little pallet, and doing the right thing by letting it roam free with it's own kind, I hope it has many happy days with it's herd on the pallet farm!
Awesome ! Thank you so much for the mention in the video gents . It’s quite strange for me seeing plastic that I shredded and that had been sat in my warehouses for many months made into something so cool. 👏 🙂
Thanks for supplying such an awesome recycled material 🤙🏽
Wouldn't it be cool if some day there would be a factory that just melts different kinds of beams and plates to buy for use in engineering and DIY?
Super cool!
Unfortunately people would then mass produce and make plastic to make these rather than recycle
Hmm, there are plenty of plastic lumber companies out there today ... we just need a scheme to build trust that the material is actually recycled. Organic plastic anyone?
YES!!!!!!
@@HogwartsBasement The OP was saying there's people who want to get recycled materials to use. And that we should push for that, and for less new plastic to be made. There are some people pushing to ban single use plastics, and for natural materials. Like fast growing plants like bamboo, hempcrete, and bioplastics. Watch DW Planet A on that.
There's already companies producing things from new plastic like you say.
Watch NHK Japan Zero Waste. There's people who disassemble buildings and sell those parts as wood.
As well as looking cool it’s a really good idea. At work when we ship to the US and Australia we have to use pallets that are either heat related or aren’t wooden. The plastic ones are usually moulded, so when they get broken they can’t be repaired. Yours solves that problem. If you can make these economically for you then I’m sure there are plenty of potential customers for them. We’ve been quoted well over £100 for an aluminium Euro pallet.
i wonder if its heavier than normal standard ones
@@sidekicks1403 wonder no more... Yes, they are heavier.
Maybe it does cost, but if it lasts...
I'm surprised that there isn't such thing as a repair service.
Honestly, it looks so beautiful, I would just hang it on the wall as decoration
Most of my life I’ve been just wanting people to really put their efforts into the changes that need to be happening in this world. And I just want to say how happy I am that you two are finding your success in this and making the world a better place with what you do. Slowly but surely it will happen because of people like you. My thanks and much love to you both! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤
Comment of the year 🤍🤍
I would be very tempted to buy mini coaster versions of these if you had them. Likely could melt the plastic pieces together
Such a cool idea
Hell yeah! Those would be super cool! We saw a little mini wooden pallet at Dollar Tree yesterday, in their crafting section, & thought it would be useful as a drink coaster. Great minds really do think alike!😉👍🏻
This would be an amazing idea, I got a mini pallet as a base for a beauty set once that I use as a coaster 👍these would look incredible as coasters!
Excellent work yous guys 👏👏👏. That last bit you said, about how viable is it and the drawbacks with construction time, are precisely the missing part of the answer. But it's not missing is it. What is needed is a change in attitude from companies and organizations that could use these pallets to accept the changes affecting supply and demand, and find a new way to work with them. And that's the very same missing part of this entire environmental challenge the world over. There are now plenty of viable alternatives to choose from in all kinds of industry, but until humans in our entirety have accepted the facts and changed our ways for good, I fear we are still somewhat doomed. Yes, every little bit helps - and you two do way more than a little bit for sure - but we need big bits. Massive bits. Global bits in fact. And we need them now. Thank you brothers 🙏. 😎
You speak the truth! Unfortunately, convenience always seems to win
you need to search on japaness plastic pallets, got a couple of those laying around and they are much better than the ones on wood ( i live in a city where we have world wide port, so we got pallets from all over the world) dont know what type of plastic they are, but they are at least 2 types since one it is more solid for any type of use, and the other it is most used in food or ocean stuff, funny thing that both can handle big engines on them
very good proyects and you were one of the projects that led me to start reusing plastic in different ways, keep on going
What a brilliant idea. If someone were to find a way to automate making these with the abundance of plastic waste in the world, it would be fantastic! I just found y’all and am thrilled I did! ❤️
Thank you so much!
That looked really good, there are so many ideas with such beautiful coloured beams. I'm picturing a big future challenge; a child's play area! This would make stunning fencing for it!! 🙂👍
Yes we have lots of ideas on how these could be used!
Might have known I’d find you in these comments Jo!
@@its_marc haha hi Marc, yes this channel is right up my street 😄
Well well well boys, nice to see you guys with another project here in UA-cam land again. Been waiting for this one for some time and it was definitely worth the wait. I love all the colors, would like to see you guys infusing them (without the marbling) side by side for a box, a cool cutting board or a cheeseboard.
Hey guys, I make raised beds for gardens and allotments for a business and currently make out of wood but would love to get in to recycled plastic and dvd cases are probably much easier to find in bulk than bottle tops! Do you think they’d last well in outdoor environments though? I’ve watched many of your videos and of precious plastics etc but never thought to ask direct previously. Top work anyway 👍
Watching your videos is not only fun, but also informative.
Have you ever considered selling HDPE ingots to the public? Either as base components for art projects, or as building blocks for kids? The marbling style you put on the blocks you produce fits into the oddly satisfying category.
Watch NHK Japan Zero Waste. There's people who disassemble buildings and sell those parts as wood.
This was a great idea and video, as all your ideas and videos are! I chuckled about the hipster comment. After living in Williamsburg, Brooklyn in NYC, I totally understand the obsession with “reclaimed wood.” I think re-using the massively abundant plastics is even a nobler mission, and you guys make really hip stuff with it! Kudos to you!
Thanks, brothers!
Would love to have a tracking module attached to this pallet and have it send out into the world at large.
Nice idea!
Great idea guys, this could also make really cool outdoor furniture for a playground or something?
Yes! Great idea :)
That looks like a excellent way to make plastic boards. Would be great material for building the shelves and cabinets in my new garage. No paint would be needed the color is in the plastic.
a question about HDPE, how do u tell if its hdpe? like for the usual drink bottle, the bottom of the bottle says ♻1, does that mean the cap is ♻1 too? cuz the cap doesnt say anything
I think it’s just hard to make polypropylene useful… making it thicker into beams helps so it’s less brittle. Glad you guys are trying new things. What else have you thought of with recycling polypropylene? One thing I noticed is that polypropylene melts into molds a little easier. I guess it flows better, can pick up more detail & texture and doesn’t require as much pressure as HDPE.
I was wondering if someone made a more durable takeout container that can be reused way more than the current containers
I was thinking about the next step too There is a LOT of outdoor furniture made of pallets. If it were made of this recycled material, I'm certain that it would be much more weatherproof and sturdy. Don't get me wrong, that's a gorgeous pallet! And I love your idea. I just extrapolated to the "hipster bar" thing. LOL
This is brilliant. I work at a factory in the UK producing millions of bottle tops a day, and these guys have inspired me and work mates to come up with ideas to use up scrap.
The main problem in making parts like these would be time vs cost. I guess the cooling time is the big loss. A mould with water flowing around it would be an advantage.
Watch this space 😁
Fantastic work guys
How does your factory handle their waste? If it’s of interest, we’d be happy to chat about taking your seconds/rejects for recycling 🤙🏽
@Brothers Make we granulate our scrap and sell it to a local recycling firm.
There are so many things we want to make now, thanks to you guys 😄
I'm trying to organise something involving yourselves. Hopefully we can sort it out at our end and get in touch with you soon.
And yes, you can have some waste parts anytime.
Awesome how we’re getting really practical uses out of old plastic!
Quick question though: how does the plastic properly fill the mold? The extruder pushes out hot plastic at the start, slowly filling the mold. But once that plastic cools, how can it keep moving forward with the hot plastic behind it? Like, if the plastic is continuously cooling as it fills the mold, and the only hot plastic is at the start, wouldn’t that cause problems? And like at 2:50 it looks like the plastic is still got at the end of the mold. How?
Does that make any sense?
Edit: and did you do anything special to make it slide so easily out of the mold?
I'd use it as part of my vertical garden - ideal for a pop of colour during the colder months
Great idea!
Loved it lads! It’s not a bad shout having plastic pallets made from recycled waste 👊🏻☺️
Thanks Sam!
The quick release end was a great idea! I love the everyday needed things. I make lights out of recycled CDs. Thanks for another fantastic video 😊!!!!!
Yeah it makes things SO much quicker! Thanks for watching!
I greatly enjoy watching you guys work and the upcycle projects you create.😃
It's ideas like yours which makes me more hopeful about our future. Thank you very much!
That is easily the most gorgeous pallet ever!
Honestly I would love to see one of those aesthetic pallet beds made with these funky bois as a base
Great video and project. Happy Pride.🏳️🌈 Mahalo for sharing! 🙂🐒
Great Idea.
And what about the weight of the pallet ?
Love to see what you create with our machines 🤯🙌🏼
I like seeing these larger scale projects. If we're going to make a dent in plastic recycling we'll need stuff like this for sure.
I wish I could have a tool like the ones you use, my goal is to recycle all the plastic around my environment into useful things.to be an example because waste is the biggest problem in Indonesia
Hi, love youre video's, Inspired me to design a longboard out of hdpe. I was wondering how thick such a board needs to be? (between the axles its about 800mm) could someone help me with this?
You guys have way too much fun!
WOW I can see it as bottle garden shelf 🤩, great work congrats!!!!
Hi Guys, Just came across your channel and from the first video I saw, I got super interested to see more of your videos . You guys are doing great work with this recycling & I really hope that if some company can do this on large scale.
I have one suggestion / request for you. Could you, in your videos, mention about how much plastic scrap (weight wise) you used for making a recycled item ( in this case a pallet)?
And can you do a comparison about how wood is required to make a wooden pallet....
Once again you both have found a brilliant beautiful way of creating while recycling!
Thank you! 🌈😁
Eys brothers, im thinking of doing a recycling setup in my town soon. 🤔
I believe making 4×4 sheets of plastic in different thicknesses will be an item that people would be interested in. Many people use plywood for outdoor applications but i believe this could be a more long term solution.
Are you in the US?
@@glenmccall8854 N.S. Canada.
You asked for suggestions about using dvds. Could you make wind chimes or tubes with holes for air chimes?
I work at a meat packing plant where we use pallets. I was going to suggest this, but I see you already done it.
I have seen different ways pallets are put together.
When a pallet is too damaged to use, it is sent to have the good piece added to a new pallet.
Also, can your pallet hold over a ton(908kg)?
That was totally freaking awesome!!
I love the concept. And making this message available to everyone on UA-cam. (You do know right the people already make recycled plastic pallets all over the world already tho?)
Great project for pride month and the planet! Love it 💕
🌈🤍
Would love to see you guys make a disc golf driver disc.
great video and would be nice to see firm take this idea up.
I've always thought about stuff like that and pill bottles... I live in a retirement community in Oregon. So there's a lot of old people buying drugs and a lot of young people buying weed. I don't condone it, but I'd take the bottles and use them for stuff like this, but if like to see how you guys use those orange pill bottles first. It would be a cool color too. If you would test this that would be helpful
next level : plastic pallets to build a cabin house
Have you tried mixing a plastic that is not easy to recycle in this way with polypropylene while extruding? Perhaps other materials even.
I would like to see you bend the beams. Maybe make a round frame for a mirror or picture frame. Can it be heated with a heat gun and bent? Seems like it would.
awesome guys!!... I will try to make some projects here in third world with that🙏🙏🙏
Your pallet is an absolute art piece. Again, auction the beauty off to raise funds for your channel.
I love you guys. Wish you all the best
Hey sooo... you guys should make an electric guitar.. that would be sweeeet
Nice idea!
Hi ! where did you buy this machine?
I am not sure if it would work but if you could make a car body of some of the body panels would be cool what do you guys think🤔🤔
And I really enjoy your videos
That would be a cool project! Thanks for watching
Fantastic! Have you tried building something out of "soft plastics" (flexibles) - such as labels and sachets? I've been searching the net and can't really seem to find anything.
We have videos on this! And one more dropping tomorrow 👍🏽
@@BrothersMake Oh great. I'll check out all the videos on your channel while waiting for the new vid to come out. Thanks for the reply.🙂
Perfect job!
I need this for business purposes. Honestly, if that could be produced at a reasonable rate it would be fantastic for this eco move we're going through
hey, for the penini method , is it safe to still use the penini for sandwitches ?
Can you mix the PP with the HDPE? Or it will not work well?
I am planning on making some furniture from pallets. Will you leave this outside your workshop please 😂
Somewhere, a wild Jackman feels his ears tingling.
😂
They already have plastic pallets here in the us, but they appear to be made by a giant mold. (injection maybe?) Not sure if they are virgin plastic or recycled either.
That is really cool
how do you keep the plastic from sticking to the metal tubing
That would be grate if could get dun on coversheet scale!
Quite fun and unique
Where can I buy that extruder machine for plastic here in UK
Goes without saying I love the pallet. But I'd really like see how you shredded that many DVD boxes and where you got them in such great colours. Most of them I have are only black with the occasional red or green. Keep Making Brothers!
We have a supplier that we purchase recycled dvd shreddings from. We mentioned his Instagram handle in the video
@@BrothersMake But how did he get them in so many colours? Did he add pigment himself or were they originally made coloured?
Originally coloured! No pigments at all
@@BrothersMake What was the cost of shreddings for this project?
Just found this video and didn't go through all of the comments. But could you join the planks using a small portable extruder (like a 3d pen) to inject plastic into the holes?
What extruder are you using? Where can I find out more about it?
Bros! You are close to 200K subs
Are you planning something special???
Really close! We haven’t planned anything - any ideas?
Hello how are you? I also work with plastic recycling and would like to know where I can buy the extruder that appears in the video... greetings from Colombia
i need your beams for remolding a old boat and wood use to replace the wood
Great video, thanks for sharing your idea. What temperature did you set the extruder at to extrude the PP?
It was set to 230 C
How do you shred the plastic
I'd like to see you guys make a full size car dash. perhaps a 97 mazda 626.
***QUESTION @ BROTHERS MAKE***
How would an artist apply the "3RRR", Reduce, Reuse and Recycle, plastic items to experiment with creating art, without immediately investing in all that machinery, you boys were using?
I was especially inspired by the ability to melt down all that colourful plastic waste to make plastic beams and sheets to build structures with, and fingers crossed small, medium and large not intricate moulds.
I guess I'm wondering if waste plastic of different types could be used in the same manner as thermoplastic when there's no need for intricate details, but as shapes to help fill areas or give an area bulk, to save the expensive art supplies.
For example, in the hard structure inside of an air dry clay sculpture, the waste plastic wouldn't need any detail, it would need a close shape, I am wondering if the waste plastic if kept warm, would it stay pliable to continue to shape if one were to work quickly?
Also using this waste plastic as structure inside cement sculptures?
Would you two BROTHERS MAKE or anyone have any suggestions to help me first experiment these ideas on small scales to see if my ideas would even work? And where I would get info on how the different plastics work?
Thand you for you inspiration and any ideas!
Regards, JB
giphy.com/gifs/recycle-reuse-reduce-9KcEKUTcGWiLB780R2
Did you make the extruder or purchase it? I would love to get my hands on one
Hey guys great video. could the whole thing be extruded in one big pallet mold.
You should put per-specs on top and coloured lights in between put legs on it a cool coffee table
We try to avoid using Perspex as it’s a virgin product. But that’s a cool idea!
I wonder- might you prevent the surface reticulation by cooling the part under pressure?
Hello
brothers
I have a doubt .
About the PET bottle what is the best method to melt it???
I've looked on several channels on UA-cam and I haven't found any with a good explanation. Could a video explain?
PET is tricky to recycle using this method
I noticed to orange one seemed a little bowed. Did that come out when it was screwed to the base?
It did yes!
You should do this again with a color gradient on each beam
We're actually going to be making a gradient bench soon!
Why do you reckon the orange plank warped?
Where do yall get your 90° 🔧?????
Good manufacturing
its cool, but i think I would have turned it into a funky coffee table
You could make something with the rainbow blocks an art piece
Please how can I get this machine here in Nigeria?
Great videos guys, can’t wait to see this one in 2 hours
I have liked the recycling program at home. But is it possible to obtain the machine you are using to make these products.
You Know how plastic has polluted our mother Earth.
I am impressed.
How long did it take to cool off each beam before you could take it out of the mold?
15 mins or so
I think it’s a very apt colour scheme for pride month, looks neat !
Thanks! 🌈
Good!