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Process dissolves a carbon fiber composite in a solvent and extrudes it through a special extruder to directly print parts or to fill traditional 3D‑printed shells in a hybrid workflow. The material is a recyclable carbon-fiber composite with bone‑like internal structure and chemical interlayer bonding, claimed to be about 7× stronger than ABS, fibers self‑align during extrusion, material cost is about $5/kg versus $25/kg for typical filament, a single printer is claimed to consume the equivalent of 5,142 plastic straws per day, and the method is released open‑source rather than patented.
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