Well I've finally finished and tested the raft! Everything was a great success, and you can see more pictures and how it was done at Instructables.
The instructable is entered into a contest for recycling bottles. If you'd like to register at instructables.com and vote for me, I'd really appreciate it!
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rRaft stands for recycledRaft, which is exactly what we're trying to construct. rRaft is a locally based recycling project whose goal is to reuse various materials in building a functional raft.
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What is rRaft?
Bottle Processing | Design | FAQ | How Many Bottles are Needed? | News
What is rRaft?
Bench Marks
11/12/07 - Plans for raft began
11/24/07 - 103 Bottles
11/28/07 - 177 Bottles
12/3/07 - 244 Bottles
12/8/07 - 333 Bottles
12/18/07 - 511 Bottles
3/10/08 - 800 Bottles (with more waiting to be counted)
3/10/08 - Bottle Collection Discontinued
11/24/07 - 103 Bottles
11/28/07 - 177 Bottles
12/3/07 - 244 Bottles
12/8/07 - 333 Bottles
12/18/07 - 511 Bottles
3/10/08 - 800 Bottles (with more waiting to be counted)
3/10/08 - Bottle Collection Discontinued
copyright © 2009 Micah Weiss
4 comments:
Congrats! I was hoping you would resurrect this! I have several hundred bottle ready to go, but I'm freakin landlocked!
Thanks! I actually entered it in a contest for recycling water bottles at instructables.com (link in the post). If you'd like to register and vote for it (starting February 2nd), I'd really appreciate it.
Do you live near any lakes or rivers? That's where I took mine.
hi, we're making a research (for school) out of your project and we kinda need your name/s to credit it :) please and thank you :)
Hey we've made some serious gains using plastic barrels for our business. We call it Floating Barrel Technology. Our barges (with recycled plastic barrels) hold up to 7,000 pounds. Check it out http://rollingbarge.com
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