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    Quote Originally Posted by Davo View Post
    I have to agree with that.
    I third that. I just wish that some of the filament makers could somehow formulate a filament that uses recycled material. It could effectly be cheap and desirable to purchase.

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    Quote Originally Posted by intohim View Post
    I third that. I just wish that some of the filament makers could somehow formulate a filament that uses recycled material. It could effectly be cheap and desirable to purchase.
    Are you sure that isn't already happening? I have no idea but assumed that many of them mixed in a small amount of reprocessed scrap. I have no knowledge either way and am just asking. From what I understand if you are extruding your own filament you need to use a little bit of virgin filament so that yours has good properties. I don't know how much virgin you add to get it to the specs of purely virgin filament, but would like to if anyone knows.
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