Reclaiming t-glase?

The time needed to clean every package materials seems to much for me but I'm determined to get my huge box of failed prints mixed in with virgin pellets.

But im sure its possible.

This was more what I was thinking...

T-glase breaks up pretty easy by hand. You might try grinding parts in a blender.

Long time lurker, 1st time poster...Hi guys!

Most filaments can be "blended" in a blender, but some work better than others and here are a few tricks I have found.

Never blend the bits in a blender "dry" they will melt or generally heat up and not chunk up very well.

That being said doing the same thing in cold cold water with ice cools the plastic and allows it to be more brittle and willing to break into small bits.

Yes, I know we want our plastic nice and dry and free from moisture. So after the process there is an added dry step through dissicant or other prefered means.

(And yes this process is tough on the blender so try not to use the wife or GF's best one, atleast when they are around. OH! and be sure to clean all the bits of plastic out really carefully afterwards before returning to the place you "borrowed" it from. They seem to really get irate when they have to pick bits of colored plastic from between their teeth after taking a chug of a freshly made smoothie!)

Wow! For $440 I don't think it will really be any more money than just buying the filament or even finding pellets.  You could buy 11 kilos of t-glase for that while not even need a filament extruder!