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- Granule still bounces up without really being cut by the blades<br />
- We felt that the blades of the blender can become really hot. So we wondered how<br />
that has impact<br />
A on<br />
| the<br />
Blender material<br />
<strong>granule</strong> and<br />
tests<br />
on the sharpness of the blades.<br />
10. Blending 1 minute, RepRap waste (±10gram)<br />
Input Blender Output<br />
Thoughts<br />
The result of shredding the RepRap waste was a lot of small wires, which came out of the<br />
rafts of the prints. The (failed) RepRap printed objects that were also in the waste were<br />
cut into smaller pieces, but still consisted out of large parts.<br />
- We wonder what would happen if we would cool down the material first<br />
11. Blending entire milk bottle, first in 1 piece, then cut into 2 pieces, then<br />
4. Until the blender is able to blend the milk bottle into small pieces.<br />
Input Blender Output<br />
Thoughts<br />
As we expected the first time we blended the material it was stuck, this effect remained<br />
until we cut the material for the fourth time into 8 pieces.<br />
- The blades could not shred the screw thread part of the bottle.<br />
- Small amount of material out of one bottle, what can you make out of one bottle?<br />
- Pieces of the bottle cannot be bigger than the width of the blender<br />
- Can a layer of water keep the material from bouncing up and down and cool down<br />
the metal blades and material<br />
12. Blending 1 minute, couple of large crumpled pieces (±10gram) inside a<br />
blender with water (so that the pieces are just “below” water level,<br />
material floats)<br />
Input Blender Output<br />
35 | Prototyping Lab (IO3028) - RepRap Recycle Add-on