MOG-CA - Coffee Waste Plastic, Material of 3D Printing
MOG-CA
Coffee Waste Plastic, Material of 3D Printing
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Coffee is kind of essential to most Koreans especially in the big cities like Seoul.
I think this is the best use of coffee waste to change it to be productive, material of creativity.
I'm using MOG filament (believe me, it's good) and personally love the "bitter-sweet smell of coffee" when it's been printed!
- Hybrid 3D printing filament combining PLA(polylactic acid: extracted from corn) and coffee waste
- Biodegradable material that returns to nature
- Shows natural coffee color which may vary slightly
Link
http://www.smbest.kr/filament.php?status=products
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Coffee waste recycle products seem to be trendy these days on Steemhunt. I'm a fan of pretty much every up-cycling and as I said a few times coffee waste has big potential for many different uses.
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This eco-friendly coffee filament (MOG-CA) is produced out of the waste from coffee plants. It is a filament made from PLA materials and mixed with coffee grounds. The filament is very durable, easy to use and has a similar surface structure like ordinary plastic filaments.
It is free on carnicogens which makes it a perfect material to use for household hardware and can be used by kidz all of ages.
I checked the homepage the filament comes as a 1kg Roll but unfortunately there is no shop on that site. And also the price of the product is not mentioned.
Anyways a very great product that makes 3D-Printing more eco-friendly. Thanks for sharing, good Hunt!
Sorry that my reply is late.
I think MOG is currently available in Korea, Japan and China. Hope they expand their market soon!
I think it's a really good product because coffee waste doesn't just go to waste but is recycled in 3D printers.
The environment must be kept.
Thanks for your support :D
I really need to see a 3D printer at work in real life. I have seen much of seemingly cool 3D printers on here recently, this inclusive. The plastic and coffee waste being utilized for printing is a major game changer and hopefully, we can see more of this in the nearest future
Thanks, you can use MOG filament for all FDM printers like other PLAs.
How cool material is this! This is called not only recycling, but upcycling! Super cool! Wondering how string and durable the material is though?
Sorry that my reply is late.
It's similar to existing PLAs, maybe a bit weaker than ABSs but enough for small products (photoframes, flowerpots, etc.) that I'm designing :)
cool!
This is really good for nature. I think it is a interesting idea that it can be used for 3D printing by making coffee waste. Great product.
Thanks for your support :D
Brilliant. Love the concept of 3D printing with "waste" product, recycling rather than using more plastics to create more waste. And the fact this is biodegradable too is great.
I love coffee too, as do half the planet it seems, so there's plenty of coffee waste to go around. There are certain use-cases I can think of where the smell of coffee wouldn't bother me, but there'd be some cases where I'm sure it would bother me (although I can't think of any at the moment!).
All-in-all a great product, and use-case for 3D printing...and a great hunt, of course!!
This 3D print suggests how to recycle coffee grounds. Since the use of coffee grounds is usually deodorization, products made from coffee grounds will also have a deodorizing effect. I think that if I can make a product with added functionality, it is fully marketable.
Really good practice to recycle coffee waste into something useful. It will reduce the waste piles which are already a major problem on the earth and will also make products of creativity.
Good hunt mate best of luck for it.