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Trash To Treasure
Welcome to Trash to Treasure, the podcast where we explore how Green Jobs can transform industries with the concept of sustainability and how you can build a career in this exciting field. We love to talk about our 4 main topics: Electronic Repair, 3D Technologies, Artistic Transformations, Recycling & Reuse.
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Episodes
Metal staircase designer 26.05.2026 18:39
Tobias, a 33-year-old metal staircase designer from Bruges, discussed his journey from a soccer-playing youth to running a small company with four colleagues. He emphasized the importance of 3D scanning and software in his work, noting that it has significantly reduced the time and complexity of creating steel staircases.
Large scale printing 26.05.2026 25:38
Pieter Malegeer, co-founder of Footprint Inc., discussed his journey from control and automation engineering to founding a 3D print service company specializing in large objects. He highlighted the challenges of transitioning from small 3D printers to refurbishing robotic arms for large-scale printing.
Orthopedic material 26.05.2026 26:26
Yorik is recently graduated as an Industrial Product Designer. He believes 3D printing and scanning will become more widespread and useful in fields requiring custom, small-scale products. Digitalizing the process for orthopedic cushions, with 3D techniques.
Footwaredesign with 3D technologies 21.04.2026 18:56
Bhavya, a product designer, discusses the growing use of 3D printing in footwear manufacturing. He highlights the benefits of 3D printing for prototyping and customization, noting that companies like Zellefel in Germany are leading the way. Bhavya explains that 3D printing allows for more sustainable practices, using materials like TPU that are easily recyclable (up to 95%). He mentions that the c...
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