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ReExtrude — filament recycling for makers

Shred failed 3D prints and extrude new filament in your workshop. ReExtrude is open-hardware recycling from Printable Industry — designed in Mauguio, France.

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The problem

Failed prints, supports and leftover filament are expensive scrap. Most of that polymer can still become filament — if you can process it locally.

The solution

One clear workflow: shred → dry/prepare → extrude → print again. Built for makerspaces, educators and serious hobbyists.

How it works

  1. Shred failed parts and sorted scrap
  2. Prepare and dry material
  3. Extrude filament
  4. Print again

Open hardware

Documentation and a transparent design approach so workshops can understand, maintain and improve the machine.

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ABOUT US

Printable Industry designs open-hardware tools for circular 3D printing. Our flagship project ReExtrude turns print waste into usable filament — print better, waste less.

We provide digital files, documentation and commercial licenses for makers and small manufacturers who want to recycle locally and build with their own machines.

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