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Coming soonWaste prints.
A fresh spool.
A planned filament recycling service from Evenwood, County Durham. Give suitable print scraps a second life as usable filament.
Equipment is planned, not yet in service. Price and launch date: to be confirmed. Please do not send waste yet.
250g at a time
- Choose your target250g, 500g, 750g or 1,000g per spool, with the quantity you need.
- We assess your materialPlastic type, condition, available waste and likely recovery.
- Agree the full quoteProcessing, spool, any new pellets and delivery confirmed before ordering.
From sorted scraps to filament
The planned setup pairs a Creality Shredder R1 with a Filament Maker M1. We’ll assess and sort the waste, prepare it for extrusion, then check the diameter and test a sample before returning the agreed spool.
Keep materials separate and labelled. Clean, known PLA and PETG are the intended starting materials, subject to testing. Tell us the exact brand and variant, including silk, glow, fillers or flexible material. Unknown plastics, mixed polymers, resin prints, painted pieces, embedded metal and contaminated waste will not be accepted under the initial plan.
A target weight is finished filament, not waste sent. Recovery losses, colour blending and any added virgin pellets will be discussed individually. Each spool holds up to 1kg; multiple rows can request different sizes and materials. No exact colour, yield or new-filament-equivalent performance is promised.
Plan a future batch
Interested in recycling?
Tell us what you have and how much finished filament you’d like. This sends your details straight to the workshop; I’ll reply to the email you enter.
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