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Repair #7 Plastic

 
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Lego brick + acetone = toxic gick that hopefully keeps an item out of landfill for longer.
Please think about ventilation + toxic fumes if you choose to do this.

#7 plastic is a bit of a catchall group for 'other plastics'

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resin_identification_code.



 
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Check out "precious plastic" google and you'll find research on repurposing plastic at home.
 
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I posted a link to Precious plastic on another thread. I really like what he is doing. He's also the guy who invented phoneblocks, a modular phone that was upgradable and repairable. I'm not sure how far this went, there was a problem with the speed of the phone due to its modular nature.
 
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