21 thoughts on “ Pulp-Molding: A Use For Cardboard Confetti ” CRJEEA says: November 5, 2021 at 1:30 pm Next up, 3D printers that print using cardboard pulp. Report comment.

To start, remove all tape, coatings, staples, and anything else non-soluble from the cardboard. Cut it into bite-sized pieces your blender will enjoy, and add water and PVA glue or rice paste.

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Produced with a Netstal Elion 2200-1000 injection molding machine, the pails consist of a polypropylene rim and skeleton with a wall thickness of 0.92 millimeters bonded to a PP-coated cardboard band.