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Wood plastic composites are typically 50-50 mixtures - [https://ag.tennessee.edu/fwf/Documents/ATaylor/Wood-plastic-composites-primer_PB1779.pdf] | Wood plastic composites are typically 50-50 mixtures - [https://ag.tennessee.edu/fwf/Documents/ATaylor/Wood-plastic-composites-primer_PB1779.pdf] | ||
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Revision as of 01:54, 14 March 2019
https://www.academia.edu/37662455/Wood_Furniture_Waste-Based_Recycled_3-D_Printing_Filament
Practical ramifications:
- Add wood filament to filament making challenge - OSE Clubs
- Work with authors - collaborate and develop a viable filament for wood-plastic composites
- WikiHouse collaboration on 3D printed wood panels using the SuperVolcano nozzle at 20 lb per nozzle per day, with likely feasibility of 4-nozzle systems for 100 lb of material printed per day. This can be a game changer for DIY house building at low cost. Panel price reduction
- 3/4" plywood is 68 lb - so expect up to 4 panels equivalent produced per day with a 4-head printer.
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Wood plastic composites are typically 50-50 mixtures - [1]