Recognizing the over abundance of waste that plastic produces, designer Dave Hakkens thought about how there were no machines for the average consumer to recycle plastic, just the big companies. Enter Precious Plastic, a series of DIY machines that will help you turn unwanted plastic into usable objects or raw materials.
Hakkens designed the machines so that they could be made at home out of universal materials and basic tools available around the world. Everything has been made available online, including the blueprints, a series of detailed instructional videos, and the download kit, all of which are shared via open source in hopes that you’ll share the information you’ve gained.
Whether you want to create, set up production, start a business, or just clean up your neighborhood, the Precious Plastic machines can get your started.

5 Comments
Erika Bosch Ramirez on 04.04.2016 at 05:25 AM
this is just amazing!!! this guy is amazing!!
Ailsa Wilson on 04.14.2016 at 06:57 AM
The guy is a genius! I’d love to get my hands on one!
Naomi Debretsion on 04.14.2016 at 18:06 PM
You are so gifted ,u have an amazing mind!!!! I would like to have those machines can I?
Robert Nelwan on 05.01.2016 at 19:57 PM
I’m Interesting with the plastic recycling procesing machine … For my workshop ..could you please to informs me …How to get that machine and price .. Thank you verymuch appreciated …
Farhan Iqbal on 08.20.2016 at 13:17 PM
I’m interested in building the plastic machine just like this. Please advise the step by step procedure along with the quote price.
Thank you!
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