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Mexican Company Develops Biodegradable Plastic Using Avocado Seeds

A new biodegradable plastic has been developed by a Mexican company based on Avocados.

Is It Time For 3D Print Material Biodegradability?

I read about a new sustainable polymer being developed, and had a thought about sustainability in the 3D print world.

Salt is the Key To Biodegradable 3D Prints

Researchers have found a method to enable 3D printing of biodegradable polymer objects.

It May Be Time To Abandon PLA For 3D Printing

It May Be Time To Abandon PLA For 3D Printing

I’m now considering whether PLA should be the default 3D printing material for desktop equipment.

Published October 16, 2020
Categorized as Ideas, materials Tagged 3devo, abs, biodegradable, filament, petg, pla, recycling

What They Don’t Tell You About 3D Printing PLA

In the desktop 3D printing community, polylactic acid (PLA) is easily one of the most popular plastics.

Published April 19, 2019
Categorized as materials Tagged biodegradable, pla, plastic, thermoplastics

A Very Different Kind of Wood Filament

Deep in the forests of British Columbia is a startup company making 3D print materials from wood.

Published January 21, 2019
Categorized as materials Tagged biodegradable, plastic, polymer, recycling, wood

3D Printer Filament from Garbage?

Toronto-based Genecis has apparently developed a means of transforming organic trash into usable thermoplastics.

Published October 4, 2018
Categorized as materials Tagged biodegradable, organic, pha, waste

The Significance of Completely Biodegradable 3D-Printed Plastic

In a Greenpeace study that occurred in June 2018, researchers found microplastics and persistent chemicals in the majority of water and snow samples taken. 

Published July 6, 2018
Categorized as materials Tagged biodegradable, recycling
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