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Starter Kit
The aim is to provide the curious makers with samples of raw recycled materials, so that can create their first objects and imagine new possibilities !
This is Beta version, so the input of the first users will be very valuable for the next versions. What should be added ? What complementary information would you need ? Send us your advices at wiki(at)aliapur.fr
For the moment, the Beta version is limited to French collaborative spaces only (fablab, makerspace, workshops...) . If you are interested, please fill this form, or contact wiki@aliapur.fr with a description of your project, and your demand will be assessed.
This beta version was designed to allow the makers to get familiar with the secondary raw materials obtained from used tyres, and create their first molded objects.
Standard proportion : 2 tbsp. of polyurethane binder for 100g of granulates or powder
- Rubber powder & granulates ; A polyurethane binder to create molded objects (1 kg can)
Size (1kg each) | from 3 to 6 mm | from 1 to 3 mm | from 0 to 0.8 mm |
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Density | ~0.48 g.cm-3 | ~0.43 g.cm-3 | ~0.40 g.cm-3 |
![](https://github.com/Aliapur/Wiki/raw/master/pictures/starter%20kit/granulates_3_6_mm.jpg)
![](https://github.com/Aliapur/Wiki/raw/master/pictures/starter%20kit/stobielast_binder.jpg)
Get started with it ? Fill the form to receive your kit !
- Rennes OSCE days 2017 (10 June 2017)
- ... edit the wiki (top right of this page if you have a GitHub account) to add the link of your documents/photos/tutorials ...
- See more on the dedicated Facebook group
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