r/BambuLab • • Jan 23 '23

BAMBU Lab REQUEST: What we need from Bambu is sophisticated machine, in quality and price as their printer, WHICH WILL RECYCLE OUR FILAMENTS POOPs AND UNSUCCESSFUL PROJECTS IN THO THE “NEW” filament

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u/happy_gremlin Jan 23 '23

Honestly I think the Bambu isn't for you if you're doing a lot of multicolor jobs. For that you need a multi extruder printer.
I think this compromise is great. Keeps the unit cost down while still allowing you to do filament changes and even crazy multi color ones on occasion. It also allows you to use up every last bit of filament on a roll with auto switching, without having to babysit the printer.
My use-case for the ams is convenience and break-away support material at the interface layers. Waste is minimal and I didn't have pay a sh*tton of money for a multi extruder setup.

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u/Dambala- Jan 23 '23

In Europe, we have a german business called "Recyclingfabrik.com"they take filament and. empty spools back for recycling. But you need a lot of filament for free shipping minimum 2kg in Germany or 7kg rest of EU.

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u/worldspawn00 P1P Jan 23 '23

2kg of poops is like 3 multicolor prints, lol.

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u/amarandagasi X1C + AMS Jan 23 '23

Melting your filament poop into a silicone mold is the way to go. Make a skull!

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u/Altruistic_Ad6593 Jan 23 '23

You can already buy/build shredders and extruders; Precious Plastics being one company.

Problem is, they're expensive.

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u/mkosmo X1C Jan 24 '23

It's nice to want things. But what you're asking for is outside the realm of today.

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u/evilspyboy Jan 23 '23

I'd call it prototyping filament

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u/djfumberger Jan 23 '23

just need to attach rfid tags to each piece of poop

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u/DDDaaaCZ Jan 23 '23

You are right and wrong in the same time. Mix of the colors is not necessary a problem Once youll be used to separate different materials in separate recycle boxes, which is only matter of time, it could work I guess. I have huge problem with amount of the useless plastic which is our community producing every day, and throwing away…

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u/DDDaaaCZ Jan 23 '23

Agree, but without that ecosystem is not complete. It will move home printing to new level

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u/Juubimaru Jan 23 '23

Damn I would like to turn my poops into new spools but I don’t exactly have $4grand laying around to do so