3eco Recycles Plastic for 3D Printing Before it Becomes Too Much

As the adoption of professional low-cost and home-based 3D printing widens, so do the quantities of plastic used towards it. While these quantities still pale in comparison to the enormous plastic consumption of truly mass-manufactured products, in many ways, 3D printing is rapidly transforming the possibility of creating new products into a a reason to consume even more plastic. Before that happens, the 3eco project, by studio TryeCo 2.0 […]

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