Recycling children's toys found in the trash into new things. Test Kingroon KP3S Pro V2

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The children have grown up! Children need a gadget and their favorite plastic toys are no longer needed. Walking past household waste collection sites, I see this plastic garbage very often. Or maybe I could try recycling all this children’s trash, first shredding it and putting it into an extruder. Try to create new things from it by 3D printing. Also, I will test my new printer on this garbage waste and attach a monitor to it. I’ll also print some parts for my alternative water-powered engine.
There is so much waste these days that there is no need to worry about supplies. As you saw in my last video, when I made sand-polymer paving stones. Today I will not work specifically with any material, but will try to mix several. As I said, there is simply an abundance of materials on the street. So I came across a children's room removal project. There is a lot of plastic waste here and, unfortunately, it is all different in chemical composition.
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Not saying goodbye! The main thing is not to get sick. God bless you!