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Any benefits of passive cooking must be offset by encouraging folks to 3d print some (non) biodegradable junk piece of plastic.
by keepquestioning 4y ago
Any benefits of passive cooking must be offset by encouraging folks to 3d print some (non) biodegradable junk piece of plastic.
- epolanski 4y agoYou can do it without that bs gadget.
- mattmaroon 4y agoHey, it specifically says it prints it with biodegradable junk plastic! Though I think the landfill at the end is the least problematic environmental issue here
- OJFord 4y agoThat's a bizarre objection to 3D printing in the home. I don't do it for such reasons, but I assure you everything I've ever printed would have had a far worse environmental impact if I'd bought/had it made elsewhere. If I'd even been able to.
- keepquestioning 4y agoHow? For all intents and purposes PLA is not biodegradable
- OJFord 4y ago1. I haven't thrown any away anyway; 2. Fixing things that might otherwise be destined for landfill; 3. Alternative solution (where it even exists) would be a similarly plastic part manufactured overseas.