pullStruder running : how to make 3D printer filament from recycled plastic bottles

I am starting a hackaday project to give detailed explainations on "how to do it". Please refer to this page !
hackaday.io/pr...
Please do not hesitate to "like" both this video and the project on hackaday !
Finally I successfully "pullstruded" my first filament. One bottle produces 6 to 10m of PET filament.

[@sareythun69]

how much for drill hole extruder ?

[@freedom2000]

Please read the description and follow the hackaday's link

[@johngamal141]

Is pet suitable for 3d printing? What is the material meltflow temperature. Great idea 💡

[@freedom2000]

Yes it is ! Prints @265°C Please read the full tuto here, and do not hesitate to "like" both this video and the project on hackaday ! hackaday.io/project/185196-pullstruder-from-plastic-bottle-to-pet-filament

[@freedom2000]

@@adammaciaszek5729 360 was a little too low for my extruder to melt the PET. I now print at 268°C and first layer at 270°C. So you could try and see if it works. The most important being that your extruder could sustain high temperatures (full metal hotend).