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Just realised I forgot the post the previous monthly news# 21 ! Watch how the army took over and forgot a few things

This month we dumped 30.000 plastic bottles in a river, i finally explained what happend with Phonebloks (was 5 years go!) moving forward with Project Kamp and we show the progress we made so far with the sheetpress. wow. I think this is the longest monthly news ever.. 

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Monthly News #22 - 30.000 bottles in a river

This month we’ve been doing a lot of things. From assisting to Glow festival, to open new positions on the team, to develop new machines and techniques to process plastic sheets! Cheer up! Go here if you want to help us developing V4 👍 https://next.preciousplastic.com/ Project Kamp - Do you know of a piece of land? 🌾 https://davehakkens.nl/community/forums/topic/step-1-finding-a-piece-of-land/ Sheetpress related threads 🛠️ https://davehakkens.nl/community/forums/topic/v4-sheet-press-development/ 🛠️ https://davehakkens.nl/community/forums/topic/plastic-plate-press-semi-diy-semi-professional/ ✏️ https://davehakkens.nl/community/forums/topic/experiments-with-sheetpress-outcomes/ ✏️ https://davehakkens.nl/community/forums/topic/product-design-for-the-sheetpress-v4/ Help us out with 💪 in our online army https://davehakkens.nl/community Support us with💰on Patreon https://patreon.com/davehakkens Follow us with 💖 on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/realpreciousplastic/ vehakkens

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Cloé Marité

Also - really excited about the prospects for 'welding' plastic. because imagine if you could just solder or weld your broken plastic items instead of throwing them out?

Cloé Marité

And- (last thing) For next year's plastic bottles/light installation, I would love to see some kind of floating craft, like, how much weight can be supported by how many bottles? could you put a dj booth (or something) on top of a floating mound of plastic bottles? something that would draw a lot of attention as well as visually representing the gratuitous 'disposable' waste...