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Right, but you can't pop down to the local store and buy wood pulp (can you?). This does have the advantage of using something you can buy practically anywhere
by abstractbill 18y ago
Right, but you can't pop down to the local store and buy wood pulp (can you?). This does have the advantage of using something you can buy practically anywhere.
- yters 18y agoHmm, in that case, the machine should generate solidified wood pulp from any paper waste. Then your source of material is much larger and cheaper - i.e. cast off cardboard boxes from the local supermarket, irregular shapes and sizes don't need to be glued together.
- earthboundkid 18y agoYeah, but you've gotta buy glue anyway, so why not sell you pulp at the same time?