3D printing at home good for the environment

3D printing products at home isn’t just cheaper, it’s also greener, as a new study from Michigan Tech has shown. We think this study will be of interest to members.

Release: [www.mtu.edu]
Full Study: [pubs.acs.org]

Always happy to hear positive things.

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Good things to hear, but I wish they had paid more attention to the current state of filament sourcing. They do talk at length about the possibilities of filament recycling but don't seem to bring in how the system currently works (though I understand the new filament machines will change this moving forward).