Filament bonding for 3D printing 

@@V1P3RSlab Grazie mille del commento. Se vuoi puoi visitare il nostro sito: www.slunaz.com

@@AgentPothead Thank you so much for the comment 😁

@@slunaz You're very welcome! Hope you sell a million :)

Hi, thanks for the idea but if we can get back into the various costs and then manage to get a higher financial loan we are thinking of developing a slicer that will give us the possibility to create a multicolored reel suitable for the type of printing to be carried out only that a large investment is needed which we hope to achieve as soon as possible. Thanks again!!!!

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Thank you so much for the comment, our goal is to safeguard the planet by recycling all the various waste and plastic bottles. We are investing a lot in this project and it's you our best supporters.

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Hello and thanks for the comment. The machine attaches any type of filament and is especially recommended for those who would like to recycle plastic bottles and create filament spools. There are several videos on RU-vid that demonstrate how it works with PET bottles. If you are interested in more information, visit our products page: www.slunaz.com/shop-ff1r/

I thought abt just getting a 1.75 sized hole in a tube and cutting it into a “u” shape then just use a lighter heat it and squish it

Look, it's a very industrial thing because it's as if you put any waste inside a tank in which you fuse the materials together, obviously they have to be of the same type, and therefore you solder the various filament scraps. The Slunaz was designed to weld any type of 3D printing filament.

​@@PilotpeggaThanks for the comment, unfortunately with this method the welding gets stuck in the 3D printer and creates big problems but our machine was invented to safeguard the planet and obtained from filament waste a single spool, even multicolored and above all to join the PET1 filaments which are easily available and you can create as many spools as you want

I was looking at the website but couldn't find it does it work for pla?

@@zx14forme1 Hello and thanks for the comment, watch the latest videos on filament soldering and these are all for pla.

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Hi, our Slunaz is a patented invention because it was the first to be patented and also certified. And it has a completely different function from that of soldering optical cables. For more information visit our website: www.slunaz.com

@@slunaz Yeah I understand it's not really the same thing, but I think it's cool that it looks similar :)

@@Iisakkiik Thank you so much for the comment 😇

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