Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Can you make consistent orange filament by mixing recycled red and yellow plastic?
I am testing if a standard desktop extruder (like the artme filament extruder machine) can successfully blend shredded plastic scraps into a uniform color. This experiment breaks down the process of preparing recycled material and running it through a 3D printer setup to see if the color mixing holds up.
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๐My favorite thing to 3D print: jle.vi/multiboard
๐My favorite 3D printing "accessory": jle.vi/magigoo
๐My recommended 3D printing filament: jle.vi/sunlu
Check out the full playlist of DIY Filament Recycling Videos here: youtube.com/watch?v=Hm6KpEajD4o&list=PLNAIMkOXd_V_o9dkTBbgP9_CMdNdmOdwv
Can you make consistent orange filament by mixing recycled red and yellow plastic?
I am testing if a standard desktop extruder (like the artme filament extruder machine) can successfully blend shredded plastic scraps into a uniform color. This experiment breaks down the process of preparing recycled material and running it through a 3D printer setup to see if the color mixing holds up.
Subscribe to see more content like this!
๐My favorite thing to 3D print: jle.vi/multiboard
๐My favorite 3D printing "accessory": jle.vi/magigoo
๐My recommended 3D printing filament: jle.vi/sunlu










