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Plastic is one of the most versatile substances known. If you really look, it’s hard to find anything that doesn’t have plastic. From food packaging to clothing to the chair I am sitting in right n...

UPDATE: Unfortunately, we are having a supply issue with the Terracyle boxes and can no longer supply them to customers. Please go to Terracycle directly for more info and/or to get boxes.

3D printing is a technology that can range from individual users to industrial, mission-critical applications. Individuals can make solid, usable objects from their home, and industrial users can p...

When we think about golf, we tend to think about a few things. A nice walk, being outside, exercise, maybe spending time with friends. If you’re critical of golf, you might think about the chemical...

I think it would be hard to find someone who didn't know what a Nalgene water bottle looked like. These ubiquitous vessels are a common sight everywhere I've been. There's one sitting two feet from...

With so many polymers available it is hard to keep track of all the settings used during extrusion. Not to mention that each polymer can require a different setup. One variable can affect the next,...

For our latest materials experiment we tackled the unbiquitous computer keyboard. Read on to find out what we did, how we did it, and if we were able to successfully print. 3D Printing with Compute...

We're back with another plastic extrusion test. This time, we're using actual prints from another company. When we talk about recycling, this is true recycling as 100% of our test material was deem...

Hot on the heels of printing with recycled toothbrush handles, we're tackling our most practical material yet - used CDs and DVDs. While some of our materials have been tests simply because we want...