DIY recycling

Found this interesting video of people turning shards of glass into marbles. I wonder what other things people could make out of recycled materials like this?

Found this interesting video of people turning shards of glass into marbles. I wonder what other things people could make out of recycled materials like this?

Oooo! I'm such a fan of upcycling. Dang, I could really get into that shit if there was the machines easily accessible to process stuff.

Quote from: rachel on May 05, 2025, 09:42:23 pm

Found this interesting video of people turning shards of glass into marbles. I wonder what other things people could make out of recycled materials like this?

Oooo! I'm such a fan of upcycling. Dang, I could really get into that shit if there was the machines easily accessible to process stuff.

We gotta build the machines ourselves! The only way it'll be accessible is if we design them and make the plans open source so anyone else can replicate it. Recycling should be local

Quote from: Fishmé on May 07, 2025, 12:36:57 pm

Quote from: rachel on May 05, 2025, 09:42:23 pm

Found this interesting video of people turning shards of glass into marbles. I wonder what other things people could make out of recycled materials like this?

Oooo! I'm such a fan of upcycling. Dang, I could really get into that shit if there was the machines easily accessible to process stuff.

We gotta build the machines ourselves! The only way it'll be accessible is if we design them and make the plans open source so anyone else can replicate it. Recycling should be local

Bet. I'm free all summer, put this girl to work, Rachel. 😘😜

This guy made his own gas station that converts plastic waste into crude oil and then he refines it??? "This is a vacuum microwave pyrolysis reactor" Mad scientist shit

Short introduction video:


Full video:

This guy made his own gas station that converts plastic waste into crude oil and then he refines it??? "This is a vacuum microwave pyrolysis reactor" Mad scientist shit

Short introduction video:


Full video:

This is so F***ING cool!!

Recycling glass uses 41% less energy than producing new glass, and recycling aluminum uses 96% less energy than producing from ore 🤯🤯🤯

Video explaining how to use cardboard as a building material. By gluing layers of cardboard together with wheat paste you can create rigid panels which are then covered with a waterproofing layer.

Shows several chairs and bookcases made from recycled cardboard

This may be very useful for making velomobile skin.