Pavement tile from plastic waste

In this video you can see how plastic waste transforming in to the pavement tile

[@mccoy-15]

This man is doing a better job than many politicians!!!

[@pomodorino1766]

Only good job politicians can do is to glue their a.s.ses to those comfy chair and suck our money! And yes, this guy is doing a wonderful job.

[@drtoboggan7469]

It's not a politicians job to make anything. They are supposed to only govern the laws that we have. The reason govs are the way they are is cause people gave them to much power.

[@martintendayichirombe4016]

Hahahaha

[@Rrk2233]

How to counter the moisture entrapment inside the barrel after feeding? I am getting lot of moisture exaust, thus choking the flow...

[@sylvievicenza179]

Love this video, I would have prefer not having the hear the music.

[@jaxflfreebird]

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[@mollykatzenmeyer6063]

Emay Tea but, that eliminates the narrator too. 😒

[@FlorencioMarchelli]

The music is TERRIBLE!

[@elcharrocibernetiko]

totally agree, the music is out of place here

[@elcharrocibernetiko]

@@Mat-mz7kk No, it doesn't take off the music, come on...

[@JerryRigEverything]

This is amazing.

[@thekhiman1]

That's not how plastic recycling works, you are being deceptive. First off you cannot mix different types of plastic, recyclable and non recyclable, trash bags, HDPE, I think I saw some expanded polystyrene in there, and I'm positive I saw some corn based Plastics in there. most importantly once plastic has been exposed to Too Much UV radiation i e from floating in the river or an ocean exposed to sunlight, it will not recycle. what you are obviously doing is purchasing shredded HDPE and converting it into Paving tiles. most likely what you're purchasing is rejects from a plastic factory that have not even been put into production yet. Your shred, to me, looks suspiciously like shredded milk jugs. Not one tide container or corn-based food container, or plastic trash bag in the bunch. They're definitely aren't even any mixed colors in there. What you're doing is a con. I wouldn't be so angry except for somebody share this video with me and suggested that I build them a plastic recycling system to recycle ocean trash. I told them this was impossible and they showed me your video. Your stupid video is promoting ignorance around the world. Please take this video down, Or I will expose your con to the world.

[@luquin2653]

Go home homeless

[@baobanks1692]

JerryRigEverything amazing yes but I love watching your videos what about the AfricanguyRigEverything?

[@rxueloenz]

JerryRigEverything Can you please do a scratch test on recycled plastic pavement tiles? Thank you.

[@JoeMulama]

the tiles need your burn test

[@thekhiman1]

That's not how plastic recycling works, you are being deceptive. First off you cannot mix different types of plastic, recyclable and non recyclable, trash bags, HDPE, I think I saw some expanded polystyrene in there, and I'm positive I saw some corn based Plastics in there. most importantly once plastic has been exposed to Too Much UV radiation i e from floating in the river or an ocean exposed to sunlight, it will not recycle. what you are obviously doing is purchasing shredded HDPE and converting it into Paving tiles. most likely what you're purchasing is rejects from a plastic factory that have not even been put into production yet. Your shred, to me, looks suspiciously like shredded milk jugs. Not one tide container or corn-based food container, or plastic trash bag in the bunch. They're definitely aren't even any mixed colors in there. What you're doing is a con. I wouldn't be so angry except for somebody share this video with me and suggested that I build them a plastic recycling system to recycle ocean trash. I told them this was impossible and they showed me your video. Your stupid video is promoting ignorance around the world. Please take this video down, Or I will expose your con to the world.

[@evonyking]

jesus, how many different times did you feel the need to post this comment?

[@jamesmurray5345]

Your homeless friend Kai he’s not saying he’s separating it to recycle ♻️ it, its all just chucked in together. This guys trying to save the planet and your saying your expose him for what mixed plastics 😂 it’s save the planet or don’t. Where I live it all goes in the bin, down south they separate it, all goes to the same place, but makes the council looks like there care 🙄.

[@tparis4475]

I don't know about this one but other videos are made in Africa that show many different plastics being used the same way as this video.

[@larrydshuttlesworth]

Your homeless friend Kai, where is your shop and how are you making a difference with the exception of being a critic.

[@newalla344]

Thank you from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The world can work together, as we all have plastic.

[@PlanetaryEcologist]

It's our goal work together. Plastic waste everywhere

[@unboxingreviews5327]

art Gustafson nice

[@ashokkumarmotwani5192]

I m in. [e-mail]

[@charlesneely]

Fuck Oklahoma Oklahoma don't you want to honor the Black Wall Street by erecting a monument to that site Oklahoma don't even apologize to the descendants of Black Wall Street don't want to wait reparations how the hell you doing this what the world needs Wen Oklahoma can't get it on act together

[@Rrk2233]

Hello, i want to know whether i can use normal plastic extruder to mix and melt plastic and sand. Is it a special extruder that you are using or a normal one? Compliments from India 🇮🇳

[@makhdoomshah7787]

should be promoted worldwide... one step forward to clean the planet.

[@davetv4705]

Nice work guys. Adopting this method in Nigeria will be cool because Nigeria generates a lot of plastic wastes.

[@PlanetaryEcologist]

You can implemetn it in Nigeria )))

[@essenamkk]

In Togo too

[@essenamkk]

Planetary Ecologist how can we get in touch?

[@bookworm8815]

You read my thoughts, lol! When watching this video, exactly West Africa came to my mind, where they burn plastic waste in some countries in order to get the reliable pavement products. The result is good, but the process looks quite harmful to the workers involved. And I also thought about Nigeria, which doesn't use any sort of such technologies yet. I really wish the author of this video could share his experience with his African fellows.

[@ACEasap]

I need a partner to start this in Nigeria

[@narenhalder9080]

Yes... This is great thinking for environment....I salute you sar ---- your thinking.....

[@thekhiman1]

That's not how plastic recycling works, you are being deceptive. First off you cannot mix different types of plastic, recyclable and non recyclable, trash bags, HDPE, I think I saw some expanded polystyrene in there, and I'm positive I saw some corn based Plastics in there. most importantly once plastic has been exposed to Too Much UV radiation i e from floating in the river or an ocean exposed to sunlight, it will not recycle. what you are obviously doing is purchasing shredded HDPE and converting it into Paving tiles. most likely what you're purchasing is rejects from a plastic factory that have not even been put into production yet. Your shred, to me, looks suspiciously like shredded milk jugs. Not one tide container or corn-based food container, or plastic trash bag in the bunch. They're definitely aren't even any mixed colors in there. What you're doing is a con. I wouldn't be so angry except for somebody share this video with me and suggested that I build them a plastic recycling system to recycle ocean trash. I told them this was impossible and they showed me your video. Your stupid video is promoting ignorance around the world. Please take this video down, Or I will expose your con to the world.

[@donniebrown2896]

@@thekhiman1 uh oh angry troll alert!!!

[@chisoniphiri8915]

Thank you Roman for the wonderful explanation of the processes involved in plastic recycling. I am looking forward to start recycling plastics as well in the near future.

[@EmbeVictory]

Thank you very much for your good explanation. But what are the names of the various machines you have used to make this project to reality

[@richardfalcos]

His voice is pleasant, but this background music is unbearable and irritating, learning gets hampered. Receive this as constructive criticism. Excuse me. Thank you

[@PlanetaryEcologist]

Thank you.

[@QuantumRift]

I like Crazy Russian Hacker. And yes, the background music SUCKS.

[@thekhiman1]

That's not how plastic recycling works, you are being deceptive. First off you cannot mix different types of plastic, recyclable and non recyclable, trash bags, HDPE, I think I saw some expanded polystyrene in there, and I'm positive I saw some corn based Plastics in there. most importantly once plastic has been exposed to Too Much UV radiation i e from floating in the river or an ocean exposed to sunlight, it will not recycle. what you are obviously doing is purchasing shredded HDPE and converting it into Paving tiles. most likely what you're purchasing is rejects from a plastic factory that have not even been put into production yet. Your shred, to me, looks suspiciously like shredded milk jugs. Not one tide container or corn-based food container, or plastic trash bag in the bunch. They're definitely aren't even any mixed colors in there. What you're doing is a con. I wouldn't be so angry except for somebody share this video with me and suggested that I build them a plastic recycling system to recycle ocean trash. I told them this was impossible and they showed me your video. Your stupid video is promoting ignorance around the world. Please take this video down, Or I will expose your con to the world.

[@MegaPoxie]

I think his concept is to get the plastic before it enters the rivers and sea while it has value for recycling. Since China has stopped importing the world waste plastic countries are now burying it in landfills, ideas like this that use any waste plastic are fantastic for the planet and all countries should be doing it!

[@thekhiman1]

@@MegaPoxie the video isn't about the technology, the video is intentionally deceptive as to what the technology does.

[@jimgreene4923]

By adding removable lettering, you can make a mint of cemetery monuments the same process.

[@uploadtannsantos7349]

Waw.. This is good idea.Very inspiring hopefully useful and many do good things.

[@alexanderholsteinson9133]

What is the cost of the equipment to manufacture these tiles??

[@ziokam1]

I also have same question, i would love to implement this tech but would love to know about the cost

[@vanderumd11]

Atleast $28,000 USD from what I've seen

[@Chimetransco1745]

@@vanderumd11 can you deliver to Africa, Nigeria?

[@Chimetransco1745]

@@vanderumd11 please let me have your contact

[@Pahaadi]

I have been looking for this video for long..we run an NGO in a village in Himalaya. There is a huge problem of plastic bags and wrappers and there is no waste management system. I would appreciate if you share how much it will cost us to setup a unit and what else is needed to mix with the plastic to make tiles or bricks? Hope you will reply soon

[@paragsolanki2373]

@pahaadi Yes we can

[@Freedom1man]

I like the music. But the system seems great for proof of concept. I would like to see this in full production mode sometime .

[@markstegman9211]

Great work! Way to take your idea to production, Very Cool! Nice descriptive video, thanks. I love the music, BTW.

[@petemeads1773]

governments need to be funding this sorta stuff, awesome work

[@charlesneely]

Not part of the plan

[@fribiesdi]

they will not! but we can!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@josec439]

This is an incredible idea!! With lots of plastic ending up in landing fills and oceans, this actually makes it into a useful product for the betterment of the earth. Thanks for sharing

[@bonniehowell6604]

Yeah, ditch the background “ music”.

[@donovandelaney3171]

It's tiles for now. But it will be roads and houses next! And the houses will float in floods!!!

[@lorifielding2310]

Ditch the music it’s very distracting from the video.

[@landersmayor7915]

comments to this video inspired me to realize a new label for what people want to be. Professional Learner... Great video, thank you. What I focus in on is Sustainable Commerce, which is mostly sales based at this point, being that every solution exists, as we see in videos like this. Where is the Utopia everyone wants if everyone knows everything? It takes a special breed to build it out of the bits & pieces

[@randyroberts5669]

Now make wall tiles and lots of them to build homeless shelters 4ft ×4ft panels roof floor and wall

[@vanderumd11]

Ehh. Depends on what kind of homeless people. Hard workers definitely

[@nobreighner]

Very impressive tooling done on the cheap! Shows a broad knowledge base. This is really productive creativity. Please check roof tiles etc for flammability before making too many. I have put a match to those Canadian ones you show - not so good.

[@jaredmccracken5263]

Any advice for producing plastic w/o flammability issues? Is there an additive?

[@Caneladorada]

Incredible work! I've seen plenty of profit in these subject, and the fact you're showing the whole process makes me very happy. Thank you a lot, sir.

[@davidrabillard9620]

Great video thank you! I would like to start a recycling business such as this, but is it possible to generate enough profit to do this full time?

[@AndyJayLark]

interesting content, valuable info, also would be easyer to watch without the music in the background.

[@PlanetaryEcologist]

Semir Watts thanks for the advice, when we make the next video, we'll make the music quieter.

[@adammacer]

Or just drop it completely? - it's completely unnecessary and distracting..

[@hajihanif5714]

Planetary Ecologist wats ur email if

[@jdeltaalpha5195]

What song is it? It's very catchy.

[@PlanetaryEcologist]

My sister sing this song. If you want I send you this song ))

[@rrajput2202]

Very very nice Sir. Much much respect from India. Keep the good work up. May God bless you.

[@LRM135]

Lose the background music. It detracts what you are trying to accomplish.

[@donovandelaney3171]

Welcome to the Second Plastic Revolution!!👍😢😭🥳😁😀🤩😍❤️.

[@crazypete3759]

what a great way to recycle all the garbage we just throw away

[@arnavrawat9864]

The real way is to stop using plastic itself. It is much more effective and much more harder to regulate oneself

[@ziokam1]

But you can't avoid it, its necessary evil :)

[@arnavrawat9864]

@@ziokam1 I can. The only time i personally use plastic is when throwing out trash or bringing groceries... If i can eliminate those ( theoretically possible) then i can stop the majority of plastic flow i enable. The one's i can't stop would be product packaging and plastic stuff which is necessary or hard to replace, but that can be reduced to a manageable amount.

[@axnbjsbdudbydvydubu9355]

concrete is already heating the planet covering big areas (roads) in the cities around the world. forbidding the planet to breathe !! it is understandable that plastic can help heat homes in Russia in winter but to consider it on a massive scale for roads and large projects will increase natural disasters !! earth breathes !! even sand even clay !! when the sun hits .. the excess water evaporates and the planet breathe. The plastic is not a bad idea but for a road or road side. the molds should have holes in them !!

[@PlanetaryEcologist]

Thanks for the advice. We will take into account your wishes.

[@iqualiptusmalle2501]

Ideally the pavements can be perforated

[@marcasjohn4371]

axnbjsbdu dbydvydubu. I have the same ideas with you. its a good innovation. to do away with waste plastics. But, they should be a hole perforated in them to help the earth breath and also reduce heat emersion.

[@vitalrights7390]

axnbjsbdu dbydvydubu Please don't believe all the indoctrinating hype about weather and junk science on warming/cooling. Hottop and concrete covers a miniscule part of earth... Of course improving the product and making it drain better etc when used as pavers is a good idea.

[@awonroa1986]

If he can make the tile white, it would absorb lesser heat then

[@harmandeepsandhu9265]

Interesting. what type of plastic do you use ? (PP, PET, HDPE, LDPE ?) What is the blend ratio between sand and plastic? Can left over paint (water based ) mixed into the blend ?

[@LC-ue6mp]

Delete the background music. Your voice is so perfect.

[@wizrdspike]

How long can the plastic be out of the extruder before you have to place it into the mold?

[@wnfernand]

Great work in recycling plastic waste. Appreciate your efforts Roman Sebekin

[@rockfish5689]

Yu got a good product,,, find a tile company to sale your product to.

[@iamwisecrowtarot8373]

Go after gas stations...they throw away bags of windshield washer fluid jugs....

[@georgem.garcia3630]

Yes!! Garages use a lot of plastic. Water bottles to oil containers.

[@RadiusDane]

Thank you for the great work you and your team is doing! I live in Asia and we are swamped with plastic..

[@5ampadsah4136]

Please remove the incoherent music, otherwise the content is great.

[@petegeorge3084]

Dude I don't know the first thing about making a video in order for me to watch this that background noise is too annoying next video you make don't put it in

[@prabodhkumarnsinha1]

DEAR SIR HOW CAN I INSTALL THIS MACHINES IN INDIA .... PLEASE PROVIDE ME PROJECT REPORT IN US $ OR IN INDIAN RUPEES ... HAPPY NEW YEAR 2018.... NAMASKAR

[@PlanetaryEcologist]

[e-mail] Send me your question on this email.

[@abdukay7620]

@@PlanetaryEcologist HI, I have sent you a email regarding the project. I'm very interested in to start a project in West Africa. Thanks for your reply.

[@ashish19874]

@@PlanetaryEcologist can share the details of this project on [e-mail]

[@missbn4024]

@@abdukay7620 Hello, I am interested in setting up shop in west Africa as well. Did you ever receive information about this?

[@abdukay7620]

@@missbn4024 no at all? You need to send him a personal email (see address at the end of video).

[@sherifosman8594]

From where you get the hydraulic compressor I been looking for it ,and how I can make one

[@puredesi6278]

Amazing, No need music, disturbing

[@yklohana]

What music is in the background

[@TheJephte]

How to get the machine

[@ashokkumarmotwani5192]

Dear. Need to contact u. All machines available. India . Delhi. nine eight one zero zero two five tripple six

[@sawroznrl896]

@@ashokkumarmotwani5192 hello can I get your contact ??

[@ashokkumarmotwani5192]

[e-mail]

[@ashish19874]

@@sawroznrl896 can you share the details of this project on [e-mail]

[@xaviercoudon7666]

hi, i would like to buy this machine, where can i get it ?

[@kyebatabe8839]

Great job Roman how can we spread this revolution round the world?

[@PlanetaryEcologist]

Hello! Just share this video with your friends and ask them to share more. they will share with friends of friends. And so we spread information around the world. And we will solve the problems of ecology.

[@evgeniydavidenko469]

Мужики, большое дело делаете! То, что происходит на Волге - просто катастрофа! Мое уважение вам!

[@jeffcameron3192]

are then tiles slippery when wet?

[@PlanetaryEcologist]

No, decause we mix it with sand. the surface gets a little rough.

[@tonythomas951]

A good question and good answer. Thank you. I have access to similar equipment. I may play with the idea.

[@PlanetaryEcologist]

No, because it's with sand

[@vitalrights7390]

Tony Thomas What's your location? I'm north of Boston maybe we can collaborate. VitalRights [@] gmail

[@SatyaranjanSutar_1977]

I want to establish a similar manufacturing unit in India... Will you provide me the necessary equipments and training for this product ? And what is the total cost of a plant ? How much square feet land is require for this plant ? Please reply....

[@donovandelaney3171]

They people from the 1960's saw and knew that the future would involve plastics. Our 60's ancestors would be so proud.

[@Dlaba1973]

Wow! I am absolutely flabbergasted! My country South Africa has a serious problem of littering. This would be the ideal way to recover the litter and turn it back to something useful. I wish we could have your services here. If I had money I would definitely seek your partneship. God bless you, and keep doing the good work.

[@petergambier]

Good effort Roman, what about adding ground up glass to make the tiles sparkle? The roof tiles also look good. The music was a bit strange, how about some traditional Russian stuff with ukuleles next time please. All the best to you and your business from the south-west of England.

[@skeets6060]

Dude remake this and get rid of that fucked up music,,, you have a good idea the music takes away from everything your saying

[@abdulkhalifa1386]

Good job But the music very bad

[@alexanderholsteinson9133]

what is the tile production per day??

[@bobbylim8488]

Thank you so much for sharing this. I appreciate your generous knowledge a lot.

[@noelzeta8180]

Where did you buy your extruder? Great job!

[@panchora99]

Has there been advances with your recycling process since you published this video?

[@woodsalfalfa3908]

You can make mud flaps for semi trucks and non slip grates for cattle/livestock floor work facilities.

[@888yba7]

I am from India and I want to set up a plant like urs..! can u help me..?

[@lucknowiwrites4481]

888 TDB bro i want to set this plant too im from india too

[@paragsolanki2373]

@Dose of internet @888 tdb Contact [e-mail]

interesting , but who needs that annoying music in background. ps- plastic tiles are perfect for moderate climate but are very slippery in cold weather

[@OleGeezerCirca1941]

High tech product. low impact technology. Can different plastics be mixed and still maintain product consistency? превосходная работа

[@rajbir8443]

RESPECTED ROMAN SEBEKIN SIR NICE VEDIO WITH A GREAT MISSION. THANK FOR BRINGING THE VEDIO. SIR, I HAVE A FEW QUERYS: WHAT IS THE RATIO OF MIXING OF SAND WITH SHREDDED PLASTIC. WHAT IS THE WORKING TEMPERATURE IN EXTRUDER AND IN HYDRAULIC PRESS SIR I WANT. WHAT IS THE HOLDIND TIME. I want to go for this project. Please advice I shall be thankful With regards

[@MadMechatronic]

good sir, what is the ratio that you recommend in terms of volume for the three materials?

[@ahayahyashayah9093]

Great work I would really love to adopt this process in my country of Barbados

[@colinbateman8233]

Thanks for sharing it’s important we use up this waste product it a issue every where in the world

[@PabloPazosGutierrez]

Really good, would love to be able to do small things at home, can't afford that equipment :(

[@Tomasz_Piekarski]

Ok, but what about life expectancy of such tiles? And I am not even asking about the garden ones, but the ones on the roof. We all know that plastic degrades because of UV-rays so how many years it takes until they "oxidise" and lose their initial properties? Polipropylene flower pots are useless after 2 seasons of direct sunlight. Eventually they break.

[@bradhiebert6403]

I love what you are doing. What you have accomplished makes the most sense of what I have seen

[@RicardoPicena]

Love the music & your amazing work at recycling & up-cycling! I’m truly Inspired, much love from Texas

[@kyangacle]

Very impressive, I am going to try it in Kinshasa (12 millions inhabitants!!!) Where plastics pose a real threat to the population. I will.get in touch via e-mail soon, keep up good work, bro!

[@arjunsharma-ex7ss]

Good job bro machine cost how much ?

[@rauldemoura2417]

This is a very good thing you are doing. I wish this was available in the U.S.

[@pastisukses3132]

I've got my own small stone crusher which produce sands and stone mill, if the machine is not too pricey I believe I can do the same thing. Plastic waste is the huge problem in my country. How can I get the details of this project Sir?

[@prazuwalbhandaribhandari4589]

Interesting I wanna do this project in Nepal?? Planetory ecologist , from where can we get those machineries? Any Nepalese interested ? Need a prtner?

[@rameshbhandari9439]

I was keen to startup a biz in Nepal may be we can tie up.

[@cursinmariacorreia1077]

You need praise for your work. It is obvious you are working on a very tight budget. However you need to give attention to details. You need to have a layout that is as good as a show piece. Use the very plastic tiles of attractive colours for the floors as well as the walls. Do a design or plan of the factory. Start with delivery area for the raw material then the extruder followed by press etc. Your vision to spread the technology to all the parts of the world is commendable. Precisely for this reason build a system that you can export to the world at an economical price. Please do not feel offended. You have a grand idea that is meritorious. God bless you.

[@lovelywishes1]

please offer this technical processing know how to bangladesh we engh wastes and can any one start with small tiels project what finacal amount is then such project investment requires in case to be vi able proejct in bangladesh as here all industry is large large large no chance for small people in such poor country . i dont why whwywywhy.............

[@chlorone]

honestly this is just a poor excuse to hide the actual problem and give the packaging industry green light in keeping on doing what they do to: destroying this planet let me wrap this up... instead of solving the plastic waste problem, they want to press it into roofshingles and stuff, so the world gets paved in plastic instead of concrete... well the nature is stronger than concrete and can break it up easy, but whats with plastic? just needs a nature catastrophy to spread the plastic waste once more over the landscape. in my opinion its nothing but taking trash and putting it from place a to place b, but the amount of trash stays and steady increases with every new plastic package that gets produced

[@patricks.hafersr.8723]

Awesome idea bro. Best of luck to your endeavor!!!

[@sabunkompas]

How much rubel did you spent for all those equipments? From all recycled plastic pavement videos I've seen, this video much more environmental friendly.

[@SMkAMRAN]

Hi like to introduce your brilliant idea into work . Would please mind to send me the details ,price term and applicable Technical know how for implement ing your said project in Bangladesh

[@jothamatito4399]

Wow this is really a big step to save the environment....i would really wish to do the same back at home...if the world could take up this concept then the 🌎 would be a better place...How can we connect??

[@habeshadigitalnomad137]

liked & subscribed...very informative video good job.

[@thomasbuenyen7198]

Great job and quite innovative. If I want to replicate this , how much would it cost? I am Thomas Buenyen in Nigeria. I am truly interested

[@proyectosespeciales1817]

I like the video, I would like to undertake something like this, but I have doubts. do you not need to wash or rinse the plastic material? If the material is not clean, does the inside of the extruder get very dirty?

[@gregoutcalt6773]

Let me know when ya shut that annoying ass music off and I’ll watch the whole thing... I’m surprised I lasted the 3 and 1/2 minutes I did.

[@Gunzee]

You know I really want to do this but I see no further use for the processed plastic. I get plastic is a resource and worth a lot, I might get into recycling and forming either filament or something which can be processed into another item.

[@vladimirkostadinov2875]

This is a great concept, can we get in touch somehow? I want to exchange information for a similar project. Thank you and be well!

[@bernarda658]

If the plastics were shredded then should we see different colored and clear plastics amount that mix? Are you buying shredded plastics? It looks like it to me.

[@tijntrix]

Bro so awesome... How to start... I have a abundance of plastic here in india... How did you get the machines ? Let me know bro... Lets clean the planet

[@shaikarif63]

Hi frds, I'm a engineering student I want to know that what type of machine is that to melt plastic like gelly. Can anyone suggest......

[@_les60paul_24]

Hello, can you also make bricks using the same method? If so will it be stronger or weaker than the regular ones? Thanks in advance.

[@ashokraju944]

Back ground music should be avoided in all technical and important issues it will distract the attention, how sweet it may be.Nice work.

[@loissmith4123]

Interesting video, the pacific ocean could supply all the plastic you would ever need. The singer strange music with is irritating tying to listen to you.

[@elzaaltmann]

It all could be done, but larger companies will fight it because they are usually multinational companies. They would lose millions.

[@atoremmanuel2899]

Good job . Please I Want to know if I can have the manuel for this work or opportunity for training with the company?

[@giancolabird]

I'd like to purchase the music..may I have a link please?

[@femiakinyemi7168]

I will like to get in touch with your company about the equipment and purchasing of equipment pls do you do online training thanks hope to hear from you