Abstract
3D printing is a promising technology for recycling agricultural waste by liquid deposition modeling (LDM). In this paper, we propose a novel method for recycling agricultural waste to be used in liquid deposition 3D printing. The method involves converting agricultural waste into suitable powder by grinding and sieving procedures. Then, a paste is prepared based on the powder from agricultural waste, which is then subjected to mechanical and physical testing to study its properties. A 3D printing setup is used to print samples for applying mechanical testing to study the properties of 3D-printed agricultural waste. The results of the mechanical and physical testing showed that the agricultural waste paste has promising properties for 3D printing. The paste is strong and durable, and it can be used to print a variety of different products. The results of this research paper demonstrate the potential of 3D printing to recycle agricultural waste and create new products.
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