Halim Widya Kusuma

@jeff000
i think it doesn’t really affect on motor that much, because the concept of transmission is the same power. single or double screw will be the same torque to crush the plastic. double shaft is designed for faster shredding because the blade will reach the cutting point easier, motor stay still.
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but, there are more alternatives i’ve collected from forums like …
1. shredder blade
2. alternative shredder

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hi @thefranky
i’ve read your post, something about looking a way to make this machine cheaper to be built, i’m still new here but very happy knowing that so many people interested in recycling 😀
i agree that cost can be annoying problem, but i suggest to not forget about effectiveness.  I would recommend join group order. in my country, join gro…[Read more]

that’s some points of reflection, thank you @jerzeek 😀

@dasjannis
previously i thought you use some wood glue,
feel impressed knowing that just sticked by heat-water-pressure
awesome project 😀

btw, it has a savoury looks 😀

very usefull stuff u got there, very happy to see other functional application of recycled plastic 😀
keep up the great work!!

it’s a tricky idea 🙂
i would like to watch the shredding process..

hi from tulungagung – east java
😀

hi  @csejal,
these topics is nice (for electronics) hopefully…[Read more]

hi @jeff000
single screw?
(i’m still new in PP 😀 hopefully not misconception)
you mean single shaft?
i think the point is simply cheaper, easier to built.
if you can built double shaft shredder, well it’s very nice that you can shredd bigger plastic 🙂

regards, halim

hope these topics will help:
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