Open Source Plastic Bottle Peeler: Difference between revisions

From Open Source Ecology
Jump to navigation Jump to search
(Added some more information)
(Added some more information)
Line 8: Line 8:
*If the manual version is chosen, this can all be done with no power, and little setup cost
*If the manual version is chosen, this can all be done with no power, and little setup cost
*The peel can also be made into a rope (not sure on quality) which should be easier to work with than natural fiber rope if none other is available (melt frayed ends, instead of havving to cut/manually splice them ( [[User:Eric]] does small boat sailing, plastic rope is a modern miracle...), also may be easier to mass produce small scale (only need plastic bottles, not long natural/semi-synthetic fibers
*The peel can also be made into a rope (not sure on quality) which should be easier to work with than natural fiber rope if none other is available (melt frayed ends, instead of havving to cut/manually splice them ( [[User:Eric]] does small boat sailing, plastic rope is a modern miracle...), also may be easier to mass produce small scale (only need plastic bottles, not long natural/semi-synthetic fibers
=Existing Open Source Designs=
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSBh77bjz_Q This Youtube Design by the Youtube Channel "Advoko MAKES" ] seems to be handheld, not fixed
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpNL4RRPgHE Thiss Youtube Design by the Youtube Channel "romanursuhack" ]
=Industry Standards=
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_KBh2J7uho Cheap, Adjustable Peel Width, Handheld Unit] -off the shelf


=Intenal Links=
=Intenal Links=

Revision as of 20:29, 18 May 2020

Basics

  • An alternatice to the Precious Plastic Shredder that works with bottles, or hollow containers, and shears/scissors
  • The user:
    • Places the container on the verticle rod of the Peeling Module , lining the bottom edge with the v slit before the angled blade
    • They then either use a "Rotator Module' , or just manually do it (most likely option), and spin it
    • This produces a ~0.5-1cm plastic "peel"
    • This can be used as is, or be cut into small squares/flakes, resulting in a similar product to that of the shredder
  • If the manual version is chosen, this can all be done with no power, and little setup cost
  • The peel can also be made into a rope (not sure on quality) which should be easier to work with than natural fiber rope if none other is available (melt frayed ends, instead of havving to cut/manually splice them ( User:Eric does small boat sailing, plastic rope is a modern miracle...), also may be easier to mass produce small scale (only need plastic bottles, not long natural/semi-synthetic fibers

Existing Open Source Designs

Industry Standards

Intenal Links

External Links