@Yuri DeKhed no it's not, he used the water, and in any case it's beside the point which is that many people throw away bottles that could be turned into filament
Some countries have been recycling or even reusing plastic for decades. Sure, doing it from your home seems innovative, but I don't see it being used on a larger scale or by many people, and access to 3D printing. People don't want home decoration items of hard plastic exclusively. When you wanna throw away the item another problem arises, do you re cycle the plastic within the printer again and again? It will eventually turn a brown-ish black, and you won't be able to have it in all sorts of nice colors, unless you paint the outside of it after printing. It seems more sustainable to me to not just buy plastic, and for companies to change their packaging.
Or price. Amount of plastic you get from those is miniscule in comparison and in first world countries where you can drink the tap or well water with out issues this is really expensive.
@@Hellsong89 He's just showing us how bottles can be reused, I'm sure he's not going out to buy water only just for the bottles unless he has bad tap water and he's going to buy water anyway, there are many people doing this to help with Recycling
@@Hellsong89 Imagine if an acompany takes this Idea in one of those countries and makes a store of products 3D printed with this. With the time, tjat amount of plastic can be totally reused and it can change a lot in terms of contamination. If I get the opportunity of making this machine I'll defenitly do it.
I think it's the rep rap design. Open source. I would love to know the reason for the marker. My guess is it's used to prevent sticking as a common trick is to use a sharpie to help with support release
Thats what I use for my seedlings. I actually cut it right below the neck and use that area for the soil. The other half I fill with water and put the soil half on top of that.. the neck is submerged into the water and wicks the water into the soil as it needs it. The cost of the water bottle plus the cost of the electricity to make his pots, and the cost of time needed to make his pots makes printing such an item not a good choice. Plant pots are cheap. I think most things we print with 3d printers are cheaper to buy in the store. 3D printers are only advantageous when you print something you cant buy in a store which usually means its part of an invention you came up with, and you need very specific parts to engineer it that cant be found in your part of the world or can be found but are expensive to be manufactured. TLDR; Printing common items with a printer isnt worth the time and money.
It's actually one of the worst ways of recycling. Just drink tap water or use glass bottles and recycle those. Plastic is poison for all life on our planet.
But it's wasteful and redundant buying the water bottles to 'recycle'. Could have just bought plant pots and left less of a carbon footprint. Why not actually do something good for the environment and recycle used waste destined for landfill!? Smdh.
@@brandonfoley7519 Because in some places we don't have wells, can't dig wells etc...and the water we get from the city BARELY passes standards or has other issues. In my location I live in an area where the water is heavily chlorinated, so much so it can be smelled coming from the tap. It ruins coffee, tea and anything else you use it for, so we have to buy water for drinking. It's not that bottled water is better or worse then what you may get from your well, it's that bottled water is better then what we get from our sources.
@@ellaova maybe to you, its not interesting. But for me, someone that buy water in bottles, it is very good. Dont you know there are tons of places that doesnt allow you to drink from the tap water, or water sources like well and such, because the water is contaminated? Even if we boil the water, it is still not clean enough to drink.
This is not recycling. He's creating waste and somehow you call it recycling. Please hold while I go bang my head against the wall. I need a stupid people break
@@tylerlidster71 Pretty sure those glass bottles are being reused time and time again 🤔 also, if he's already buying bottled water, he's turning what would be waste into useful items
Noble encuentro el chiste😂 puede hacer otras botellas pero de diferentes formas y usos, cosa que no viene ni lo encuentra en el comercio o tambien hacer otra que necesite sinbsalir a comprar, como una botella para bicocleta. O tú andarias conbla botella del almacén?
@@MrsBees he turned his waste into something that isn't rotting in a landfill. His waste was repurposed, or recycled, into something of use in some other form. I didn't realize recycling required you to 1. Not purchase the bottles and 2. Throw them in a recycling bin, only for them to be treated like normal trash by waste disposal plants. My bad. Oh, and if you feel like saying "but why didn't he just take trashed bottles instead of buying new ones" we don't know if he doesn't do that as well as what's he supposed to do with the waste? It's not like he dumped it out on the floor, many people buy water bottles. People aren't blind, they just think.
@@MrsBees In order to use bottles he had, he had to buy them. He is infact recycling. Just not through a waste recycling plant. Most of which don't do what they are supposed to do with recycled material. That's IF you live in an area that does recycling at all.
@@mommabear2544 it is waste though. Because he bought those bottles, more bottles were produced. He chose to buy plastic instead of using a refillable water bottle or just using a water filter. It's 100% waste, not recycling. If these were bottles he collected from friends, family, neighbors etc then that would be recycling. He is part of the problem! He's probably only doing this because it's cheaper, not to protect the environment.
@@MrsBees Wow, congratulations on the narrow thinking. Not everyone has access to clean water. Refillable or otherwise. Filters can only do some of the job. Good thing you live where you have everything sustainable and can afford it. Might not want to move from you location because I can attest that there is a huge black hole for sustainability in the US
He gets a lot of film in and out of a single bottle though and everybody buys water bottles this dude just buys jugs. He’ll probably never need to recycle again you’ll just make stuff out of the stuff he buys.
@Rave, В смысле - какой смысл? ☺️ Какой смысл в пожирании пельменей, если ты их всё равно высрешь, а при их изготовлении и при варке использовалось липездричество?
Yeah let's save the planet by wrapping our cheap plastic bottles in a box and send them by mail thousands of miles away. Yeah that's saving the planet lmao
@@bobshermer6246 hey Bob.what do you know about my contributions? I definitely won't be sending a plastic bottle worth a few cents by air mail in the hopes to save the planet and for you to think that it's a brilliant idea then tells us how low your iq actually is. I'm talking siberian room temperature IQ.
@@klh_io is amazing just how many stupid people in this comment section are championing this has a recycling masterpiece instead of the wasteful, completely opposite of recycling, piece of junk it is. I think he does this to save money, not the planet.
This is it. This is what needs to happen. Get in touch with some business consultants or friends in the industry, put a plan together for scaling up, and start a campaign. This is the future of recycling because at the moment the US has no large scale system in place for recycling and we desperately need one. If you can provide that, and additionally sell the tools and knowledge to do it at home if we want, you’re golden and you’re saving us all.
These ghetto mods and creativity are always done by Ender 3 users. We truly are the true modders of the world. No matter how much we spend on other hi-tech expensive printers, our hearts will forever be on our dingy, dirty, undying Ender 3s!!
@@Ivan_3_5 а ты глаза разуй-принтер погугли сколько стоит,бутылки откуда?если купил то это смешно-не дешевле и не проще ли специальный для этого пластик купить?если с помойки то вдвойне смешнее....если чел тупо решил контент клепать,то тоже видимо не для особо одареныйх
@@elniko4852 я-то как раз весьма сведущ в этой теме, принтер отпечатал уже больше 20кг пластика и раза 4 сам себя полностью окупил) а ты бы не высирал непонятно что и не позорился бы, раз не разбираешься:) а про пластик - вообще-то довольно здравая, правильная и хорошая идея заниматься переработкой пластика даже в домашних условиях - и для природы полезно, и денег сэкономишь
@@Ivan_3_5 поздравляю!а в чем я собственно не прав?конкретная критика будет?я не прав в количестве расходов?или может я не прав в том что бред покупать пятишки с водой ради добычи пластика?да даже сама ебля с переработкой пластика-отдирание этикеток,очищение спец раствором клея,сушка,протирка итд,занимает много времени,сил и средств,кроме того нужносмастырыть станок по протяжке прутка ичтоб этот станок рсботал четко и не ебал мозги,за этим станком надо сидеть и следить,как с бабой-вовремя вставить и вовремя высунуть и это при всем при том что диаметр прутка еще не факт что будет без отклонений,вобщем для любителей изащренно потрахаться пойдет,коимвы любезный видимо и являетесь
Man, now the goal of your life is to put this technology in every house and so change the world forever. I really feel like this could make a huge impact on ecology problems
No that's not recycling, they went out and bought the plastic bottles solely to do this. Literally just creating more waste, if they had gone to a bottle bin and collected old ones then fair play
@@deanmcloughlin2360 exactly! This is the opposite of recycling! He's creating waste and these people are so blind they think it's recycling. Common sense isn't common.
@Yuri DeKhed No, recycling things that consistently destroy the environment rather than just throwing them away for them to end up in a place that just damages the ecosystem or worse causes another mass extinction of an animal.
@Yuri DeKhed you're completely missing the point if that's all you think, the video is to promote reusing rather than throwing away they bought the bottles for the water as you can see in the video you can't assume anything past that unless you are the person who made the content.
Not creating waste in the first place is better than recycling. The 3D printing hobbyist community is an unmitigated environmental catastrophe. If there was a meter on plastic waste, it got absolutely pegged into the red when 3D printing got big.
actually 3d filaments are made from plant material not plastic (with binding agents and basically corn), I do 3d print and I would not do this (recycled plastic) in my house, it's toxic where as 3d printings isn't, depending on what you are using. and as far as the comment below saying this is a environmental disaster, that is not true either, the amount of things I have fixed that are not going into the dump is by far out weighing the filament I use by a lot, just by fixing the shop vac with a few ounces of filament in comparison to throwing the whole thing out. Also if you want to stop the environmental disaster then stop the consumer culture. Also by saying this I'm not saying plastic is good. Also more and more environmentally safe materials are coming out.
The only printing material that is made with plant products are the ones that are sold with that feature advertised, the plastic in this video and any plastic that contains something consumed is made of high density polyethylene which is non-toxic, bpa free and approved by the FDA it's proven that it's molecular structure is more tightly packed than the other food grade plastics I would suggest doing more research before making a statement that spreads misinformation about plastic at least specifically the plastic in this video
@@josephstalin1326 какую "природу он охраняет"? Сами будут дышать этим и смотреть на это уродство! Лучше б о себе побеспокоились.С таким же успехом вонючие шины поставить под окнами,посадить цветочки и задыхаться.
@@jessieblack4704 common sense isn't common! I thought I was going crazy seeing all these people think that this was some recycling marvel. I didn't understand how they couldn't see the truth. But just remember: half of the population is dumber than average intelligence. We on the upper half need to speak slowly with the bottom half.
This is low key the coolest thing I've seen with a printer. Not so much the pot but turning a bottle into filiment
I love pot
@@sklorpi4770 “chicken, pot, pie, my 3 favorite things”
Sometimes the pot has to just branch out. I put it as bluntly as I could.
@@redmaster61 With our powers combine!
I like the Idea but from used plastic bottles not ,new ones from the store 🙈🙈🙈
"Water, NOW WITH FREE 3D PRINTING FILAMENT!"
Haha
Hardly free, my friend.
Hello sir i would like to buy your entire stock
Вода стоит денег, и все процессы по превращению бутылки в нить тоже не бесплатно.
I wanna go to sleep but this comment made me 😂😂😂
This is the future of recycling.
You know Africa has been doing shit like this for years and really recycling also has similar effects right?
@Yuri DeKhed no it's not, he used the water, and in any case it's beside the point which is that many people throw away bottles that could be turned into filament
@Yuri DeKhed or if you dont have access to dinkable tapwater, we could use a reusable water container.
Recycling sould be our last option. Remember it is Reduce, Re-use then Recycle.
Some countries have been recycling or even reusing plastic for decades. Sure, doing it from your home seems innovative, but I don't see it being used on a larger scale or by many people, and access to 3D printing. People don't want home decoration items of hard plastic exclusively. When you wanna throw away the item another problem arises, do you re cycle the plastic within the printer again and again? It will eventually turn a brown-ish black, and you won't be able to have it in all sorts of nice colors, unless you paint the outside of it after printing. It seems more sustainable to me to not just buy plastic, and for companies to change their packaging.
they're adorable lil pots🥰
Would have been sick if he printed a bottle
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Recycle
when the journey is more important than the goal
Or price. Amount of plastic you get from those is miniscule in comparison and in first world countries where you can drink the tap or well water with out issues this is really expensive.
@@Hellsong89
He's just showing us how bottles can be reused,
I'm sure he's not going out to buy water only just for the bottles unless he has bad tap water and he's going to buy water anyway, there are many people doing this to help with Recycling
So much work. Glad someone else did it 😅
@@Hellsong89 I think this is meant more as a proof of concept for a way of recycling plastic bottles. Or just something neat not functional.
@@Hellsong89 Imagine if an acompany takes this Idea in one of those countries and makes a store of products 3D printed with this. With the time, tjat amount of plastic can be totally reused and it can change a lot in terms of contamination.
If I get the opportunity of making this machine I'll defenitly do it.
Просто гений!!! У него даже конструкция конвейерная изготовлена на 3д принтере! Красавчик!!!
We need a DIY video for you setup. Please.
I think it's the rep rap design. Open source. I would love to know the reason for the marker. My guess is it's used to prevent sticking as a common trick is to use a sharpie to help with support release
@@VeChainStacksthe marker is jus to give the filament a colour, you can make other coloured filaments.
@@MsOzzyxD that's pretty sweet. I guess it makes sense. Clear recycled petg extruded to 1.75 then extruded again. Might be real ugly without color.
@@VeChainStacks It's PET not PETG
Me: cuts the bottle in half and I have a pot for a plant
Thats what I use for my seedlings. I actually cut it right below the neck and use that area for the soil. The other half I fill with water and put the soil half on top of that.. the neck is submerged into the water and wicks the water into the soil as it needs it. The cost of the water bottle plus the cost of the electricity to make his pots, and the cost of time needed to make his pots makes printing such an item not a good choice. Plant pots are cheap. I think most things we print with 3d printers are cheaper to buy in the store. 3D printers are only advantageous when you print something you cant buy in a store which usually means its part of an invention you came up with, and you need very specific parts to engineer it that cant be found in your part of the world or can be found but are expensive to be manufactured. TLDR; Printing common items with a printer isnt worth the time and money.
@@ChristopherJones16 it isn’t that deep bro.
@@GeordieRossCo your reply is the best thing I’ve seen on youtube today hahaha
@@loganlaurian2517 my guy just seems so offended by someone wishing to spend their money how they wish. The internet is a weird place these days
Two, actually!
You made your own filament! That's awesome. Coolest 3D printing video I've seen for that part alone. Fair play
Didn’t know you can make your own filament! What a great way to recycle ❤️❤️❤️
It's actually one of the worst ways of recycling. Just drink tap water or use glass bottles and recycle those. Plastic is poison for all life on our planet.
I have been working on this exact same project in the background for years. Excellent work!
This is what’s keeping me busy today too! Process them bottles!!! 😅
Cuales son las configuraciones de cura o prusa slicer que usas ? Temperatura , flujo etc?
Just buy PET
@@Lacapella101 what would be the fun in that? Why not make it much more complicated and tedious? Besides, this is more of a challenge…
But why? They were brand new bottles?
This is what’s keeping me busy today sir and reply RUclips comments 😅
Talk about up cycle/recycle. That is certainly one of the coolest setups and repurposing projects I've seen in many years.
But it's wasteful and redundant buying the water bottles to 'recycle'. Could have just bought plant pots and left less of a carbon footprint. Why not actually do something good for the environment and recycle used waste destined for landfill!? Smdh.
Why so people BUY water
The water in those bottles is not better than the stuff I get out of my well
What a dumb world we live in
@@brandonfoley7519 Because in some places we don't have wells, can't dig wells etc...and the water we get from the city BARELY passes standards or has other issues. In my location I live in an area where the water is heavily chlorinated, so much so it can be smelled coming from the tap. It ruins coffee, tea and anything else you use it for, so we have to buy water for drinking. It's not that bottled water is better or worse then what you may get from your well, it's that bottled water is better then what we get from our sources.
@@ellaova maybe to you, its not interesting. But for me, someone that buy water in bottles, it is very good. Dont you know there are tons of places that doesnt allow you to drink from the tap water, or water sources like well and such, because the water is contaminated? Even if we boil the water, it is still not clean enough to drink.
It's an old technique.
WONDERFUL FLOWER POTS!BUT YOU HAVE A GREAT FACTORY THERE👏👏👏👏
It took me a second to realize he was making Oddish. 😅😅😅
OH
It’s….not oddish
Ohh wow it kinda looks like it! Clever!
brings recycling to a whole other level
Well actually not. Since you are probably wearing old bottles right now. They are getting shredded and turned into fabric
@@X3sA no, not really. Less than 1% of polyester is recycled
This is not recycling. He's creating waste and somehow you call it recycling.
Please hold while I go bang my head against the wall. I need a stupid people break
@@MrsBees waste? Dumb. Plant pots last forever, functional. You must have forgotten your brain
Actually this would fall under reuse, which comes before recycle and is much better to do than recycling!
The fact that he transferred all the water into glass bottles, this idea should be open to people
If you want plastic floating around in your water sure.
Be better if he was using bottles from the trash
Kinda dumb tho buying water bottles to just empty into glass another resource we running out of cause we dont recycle it all due to costs
@@bambustuff ?
@@tylerlidster71 Pretty sure those glass bottles are being reused time and time again 🤔 also, if he's already buying bottled water, he's turning what would be waste into useful items
Incredible amount of time and energy used to make those not needed plastic items... Bravo! We need this approach.
My brain started freaking out and crying for help. Then I saw the sitting pot and calmed down 😂
What...?
You good?
I'd laugh if he made a 3D printed plastic bottle out of the remnants of the original plastic bottle 🤣
I was thinking the same thing!!!
Noble encuentro el chiste😂 puede hacer otras botellas pero de diferentes formas y usos, cosa que no viene ni lo encuentra en el comercio o tambien hacer otra que necesite sinbsalir a comprar, como una botella para bicocleta. O tú andarias conbla botella del almacén?
The government needs to learn something about recycling from people like you! This is brilliant 👏
But it's not recycling! He bought the bottles. He didn't recycle bottles he had. He created waste! How are people so blind???
@@MrsBees he turned his waste into something that isn't rotting in a landfill. His waste was repurposed, or recycled, into something of use in some other form. I didn't realize recycling required you to 1. Not purchase the bottles and 2. Throw them in a recycling bin, only for them to be treated like normal trash by waste disposal plants. My bad.
Oh, and if you feel like saying "but why didn't he just take trashed bottles instead of buying new ones" we don't know if he doesn't do that as well as what's he supposed to do with the waste? It's not like he dumped it out on the floor, many people buy water bottles. People aren't blind, they just think.
@@MrsBees In order to use bottles he had, he had to buy them. He is infact recycling. Just not through a waste recycling plant. Most of which don't do what they are supposed to do with recycled material. That's IF you live in an area that does recycling at all.
@@mommabear2544 it is waste though. Because he bought those bottles, more bottles were produced. He chose to buy plastic instead of using a refillable water bottle or just using a water filter. It's 100% waste, not recycling. If these were bottles he collected from friends, family, neighbors etc then that would be recycling. He is part of the problem! He's probably only doing this because it's cheaper, not to protect the environment.
@@MrsBees Wow, congratulations on the narrow thinking. Not everyone has access to clean water. Refillable or otherwise. Filters can only do some of the job. Good thing you live where you have everything sustainable and can afford it. Might not want to move from you location because I can attest that there is a huge black hole for sustainability in the US
Finally. Now we are in the 21st century. Bravo 👏
The amount of patience on display here is amazing!
it's funny that he still had to buy the bottles
But if it was for the water then the plastic is just a bonus instead of the landfill.
Not funny, it's dumb
He gets a lot of film in and out of a single bottle though and everybody buys water bottles this dude just buys jugs. He’ll probably never need to recycle again you’ll just make stuff out of the stuff he buys.
It's actually cheaper (I think) to buy bottled water than it is to buy filament itself. So he's onto a winner whilst saving cash
Buy the bottles and use all that electricity. It would be even more cool if he made something that was worth more than what he's spending.
Если бы бутылки с мусорок переробатывали таким образом цены бы не было этим людям.
В океане ,целые острова из бутылок и мусора плавают.
@Rave,
В смысле - какой смысл? ☺️
Какой смысл в пожирании пельменей, если ты их всё равно высрешь, а при их изготовлении и при варке использовалось липездричество?
@@Timoffejj___RU 🤣👍
@Rave they are recycled using electricity and petroleum anyways.
Покрышки бы так они лучше перерабатывали
Wow
That's what we call a real recycling ♻ 👌🏼👍🏻
Increíble!!! Harías un gran negocio si la gente te diera sus botellas de plástico. Tu puedes!!
That's awesome dude. People should start sending you their bottles so you don't have to buy your own. Save and save
Yeah let's save the planet by wrapping our cheap plastic bottles in a box and send them by mail thousands of miles away. Yeah that's saving the planet lmao
@@JohnWick-stardawg thanks for all your contributions, John!
@@bobshermer6246 hey Bob.what do you know about my contributions? I definitely won't be sending a plastic bottle worth a few cents by air mail in the hopes to save the planet and for you to think that it's a brilliant idea then tells us how low your iq actually is. I'm talking siberian room temperature IQ.
That's awesome, it's a process to get it done but that is far better than it ending up in our oceans!
Or you know, don't buy plastic bottles?
@@klh_io is amazing just how many stupid people in this comment section are championing this has a recycling masterpiece instead of the wasteful, completely opposite of recycling, piece of junk it is. I think he does this to save money, not the planet.
This is it. This is what needs to happen. Get in touch with some business consultants or friends in the industry, put a plan together for scaling up, and start a campaign. This is the future of recycling because at the moment the US has no large scale system in place for recycling and we desperately need one. If you can provide that, and additionally sell the tools and knowledge to do it at home if we want, you’re golden and you’re saving us all.
OMG!! You just found the way to end the pollution of plastic bottles!!!!
I mean, that’s really cool!!! But tbh the first thing I thought was how much energy was needed to make that cool little pot.
Honestly not nearly as much as it would be to have to fish the bottle out of the ocean
You could just cut up the bottle to make a plant holder, but this is cooler
Likely comparable to a manufacturing plant.
There are 3D print channels that have measured power usage it ranges from 17 to 30 cents per kWh. Very inexpensive!!❤
Молодчина! Это просто супер!👏👏 Прекрасная идея переработки, иначе от пластика умирает 🌿🍃природа
Ну от этого пластик не перестал быть пластиком, просто принял другую форму.
@@user-fe6jc1ex3z согласна! Этот процесс никак не изменить, от пластика наша цивилизация в благо всему живому не откажется. Это ж прибыль🥲
I NEED to build this set up. You are a genius!
These ghetto mods and creativity are always done by Ender 3 users. We truly are the true modders of the world. No matter how much we spend on other hi-tech expensive printers, our hearts will forever be on our dingy, dirty, undying Ender 3s!!
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Gotta tell you….I think this is so freaking clever!!! Love it!
Это великолепно!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Побольше таких полезных идей!
Мдауж....потратить 40 000 рублей,чтоб собирать бутылки и из них делать горшочки доя цветов и уголки для стола.видать такой же чел как и ты🤣
@@elniko4852 что ты несешь вообще?
@@Ivan_3_5 а ты глаза разуй-принтер погугли сколько стоит,бутылки откуда?если купил то это смешно-не дешевле и не проще ли специальный для этого пластик купить?если с помойки то вдвойне смешнее....если чел тупо решил контент клепать,то тоже видимо не для особо одареныйх
@@elniko4852 я-то как раз весьма сведущ в этой теме, принтер отпечатал уже больше 20кг пластика и раза 4 сам себя полностью окупил) а ты бы не высирал непонятно что и не позорился бы, раз не разбираешься:) а про пластик - вообще-то довольно здравая, правильная и хорошая идея заниматься переработкой пластика даже в домашних условиях - и для природы полезно, и денег сэкономишь
@@Ivan_3_5 поздравляю!а в чем я собственно не прав?конкретная критика будет?я не прав в количестве расходов?или может я не прав в том что бред покупать пятишки с водой ради добычи пластика?да даже сама ебля с переработкой пластика-отдирание этикеток,очищение спец раствором клея,сушка,протирка итд,занимает много времени,сил и средств,кроме того нужносмастырыть станок по протяжке прутка ичтоб этот станок рсботал четко и не ебал мозги,за этим станком надо сидеть и следить,как с бабой-вовремя вставить и вовремя высунуть и это при всем при том что диаметр прутка еще не факт что будет без отклонений,вобщем для любителей изащренно потрахаться пойдет,коимвы любезный видимо и являетесь
Man, now the goal of your life is to put this technology in every house and so change the world forever. I really feel like this could make a huge impact on ecology problems
The fastest way to rid the world of something is to find another use for it.
Adorable!
Made a 3d wheel to recycle plastic.. u need an award..
Now that's what I call ♻️ recycling. Keep it up.
No that's not recycling, they went out and bought the plastic bottles solely to do this. Literally just creating more waste, if they had gone to a bottle bin and collected old ones then fair play
Upcycling
@@deanmcloughlin2360 exactly! This is the opposite of recycling! He's creating waste and these people are so blind they think it's recycling. Common sense isn't common.
Can you make a more in depth video on your process? This is really cool!
This is so cool, you could recicle bottles from the trash using it
All hats off to you everyone was thinking it well done for doing it. Don’t think the government will be happy with us recycling, our own materials
Can you please make a more detailed video on this process? Would love to do this myself with the waterbottles I drink.
That's a lot of work, time and energy just for a tiny flower pot.
its about recycling.. the flower pot was just an example to show you it can be done.
Definitely the future we need
@Yuri DeKhed No, recycling things that consistently destroy the environment rather than just throwing them away for them to end up in a place that just damages the ecosystem or worse causes another mass extinction of an animal.
@Yuri DeKhed you're completely missing the point if that's all you think, the video is to promote reusing rather than throwing away they bought the bottles for the water as you can see in the video you can't assume anything past that unless you are the person who made the content.
Not creating waste in the first place is better than recycling. The 3D printing hobbyist community is an unmitigated environmental catastrophe. If there was a meter on plastic waste, it got absolutely pegged into the red when 3D printing got big.
actually 3d filaments are made from plant material not plastic (with binding agents and basically corn), I do 3d print and I would not do this (recycled plastic) in my house, it's toxic where as 3d printings isn't, depending on what you are using. and as far as the comment below saying this is a environmental disaster, that is not true either, the amount of things I have fixed that are not going into the dump is by far out weighing the filament I use by a lot, just by fixing the shop vac with a few ounces of filament in comparison to throwing the whole thing out. Also if you want to stop the environmental disaster then stop the consumer culture. Also by saying this I'm not saying plastic is good. Also more and more environmentally safe materials are coming out.
The only printing material that is made with plant products are the ones that are sold with that feature advertised, the plastic in this video and any plastic that contains something consumed is made of high density polyethylene which is non-toxic, bpa free and approved by the FDA it's proven that it's molecular structure is more tightly packed than the other food grade plastics I would suggest doing more research before making a statement that spreads misinformation about plastic at least specifically the plastic in this video
И тут не обошлось без бутылкореза адвоката Егорова
Я думаю что без него тоже ничего не обходится
You have the coolest setup 😎. Ingenious!
فكرة رائعة ادهشتني حقا و النتيجة جميلة جدا.
❤️❤️❤️ after seeing so many bad things in the world, i love seeing something as pure and good as this
I now WANT one of those POTS! 🤣
I want 20 pots!
@@donnatanaka4150 🤣 They probably go for $19.99 a piece
Awe, the pots are so cute too!
O mundo precisa de mais pessoas como você. Parabéns. -br. The world needs more people like you. Congratulations.
What a Freakin’ fabulous idea and creation! I’d buy that in a heartbeat!
Вау, классная идея. Респект автору.!
А по-моему ему заняться нечем.
С одной стороны сохраняем природу, с другой пластик как был так и остался🤷
@@josephstalin1326 какую "природу он охраняет"? Сами будут дышать этим и смотреть на это уродство! Лучше б о себе побеспокоились.С таким же успехом вонючие шины поставить под окнами,посадить цветочки и задыхаться.
@@josephstalin1326 🤦♂️He recycles the bottle, which means he won't go get another, it's simple, companies do it too
@@josephstalin1326and i don't know why i write in English and not Russian
Si señor esto es aprovechar bien el reciclaje, bravo!
reciclaje hubiese sido si no hubiese comprado las botellas para eso... si hubiese agarrado botellas de la calle o de vecinos, si hubiese sido...
Siempre me pregunté de dónde se consiguen botellas tan lisas, siempre están moldeadas y con formas raras. Excelente video.
Yesssssss, I would love to know how you set all this up ❤❤
This is one of the neatest things I've ever seen! So cute! You should make them in volume and try different paint marker colors.
Какая милота получается, без слов всё понятно
Понятно только что бутылку порезали на ленты, а дальше ничего не поняла.
Really love how you found a way to recycle the water bottles awesome!!!!
This solves the SO MANY CLIMATE AND TRASH PROBLEMS WOW!
Ae man your one of the realist really using recycling for hood out there
Хорошее применение пластику.
I just can’t get over how cool that invention is❤
I have seen 3 D printing before absolutely 👍, so cute,🥰❤️
Dude looks at the swirling bottles in the oceans and went “yeah I’ll buy more”
I think your one of the only people on here that actually sees the truth. This is not recycling. Thank you for not being an idiot
Savin the world in a brilliant way!❤
Yo... He's actually not .. he's gone to a supermarket to buy bottled water.... Like... Go get recycled bottles ffs.
@@jessieblack4704 common sense isn't common!
I thought I was going crazy seeing all these people think that this was some recycling marvel. I didn't understand how they couldn't see the truth. But just remember: half of the population is dumber than average intelligence. We on the upper half need to speak slowly with the bottom half.
Protect this man at all cost
When this is sold as a complete setup to the masses.... can you imagine the transformation we could make.
Him: buys bottles to recycle.
Me: ask the neighbor for their recycles.
🤷♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Doesn't take much just to go around looking at those plastic garbage cans for recyclables and it's all free why buy more water bottles
Oohh my GoD ur so talented and these pots r amazing
This is so totally outside the box. Love the plant pots
Beautiful 👌❤️ pots 🌟❣️
There is a lot to ♻, I don't think that you have to buy any of that. Have fun and keep up the good work. 😄 👍
Kickass! Sort of a DIY genius
This is so cool I can’t believe how you up cycled that bottle way to go
Estupenda idea y elegantemente desarrollada.
Eres un máquina!
引っ張るのが自動になってて凄い。
あとプランターが可愛い。
Чем бы мужчина не тешился, лишь бы не плакал😊
That's wonderful recycling and making beautiful and useful
So i see you’re a mercadona connossieur 🙏🙏 da gusto ver cosas tan chulas reciclando
Amazing I am saying first time recycling this type of plastic material good job😮❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much 😊
Man that's incredible, heres turning plastic waste into better looking plastic waste.
Reciclar siempre que se pueda, bonitas macetas.👍👍👍
Reciclar para fabricar basura y gastando un monton de energia. Humanos tontos 99%.
Si bueno el las compro solo para ese motivo pero tienes razón
Why go through the hassle when you could have cut the top off the bottle and used that as a pot plant anyways?😂
Lol because it's ugly and then it becomes cute duh!! :P
because not everybody want to live boring lives like uou
I think the coolest part of this is how the bottle was turned into the filament
Oooohhhh yeeeeeaaaaah, truning garbage into garbage 🙌
(P.S. for real though, this is awesome! 😁)
MYO (Make Your Own) Filament!! I Like the little Pots, Too!!
Do you have a video on how you build that?!
And how many dollars he spend
Yes..please share us
How hard is it to click on the channel name and see for yourself? (Yes, of course they have).
Great invention dude, keep up the good work
They didn’t invent anything
Ух ты ж ка !!!!!! Шикарный горшочек !!!
excellent work... excellent photography... thank you.
I LOVE THIS SOOO MUCH!!
Wow, so beautiful!
So creative n so cute those planters are 😍
This changes things in the world! I love things like this!
Brother you need to do videos on how to set up your system. I know it would be longer and more detailed. But you have an awesome system.
Вот запах то дома стоит !! Без вытяжки ..
Пластик для бутылок от кипятка уже скукоживается. На сопле может быть градусов 90 чисто чтобы свернуть его
@@leo6orus870 вы хоть раз заходили в цех где 3д принтер работает ??
@@user-se2bk4nf1n зачем куда то заходить, в интернете сидят мамкины эксперты
Pet не пахнет
@@user-se2bk4nf1n если у вас в цехе алкаши пиздят бабины с пластиком и жгут из горелками, то попробуйте поработать в нормальном месте