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Timeplast raised $5M from 9,733 retail investors.
Then one email to that list sold 10,000 units of a new product in six hours.
A cap table that’s engaged and buys. That's retail capital on DealMaker.
Congrat to the @timeplast team!
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@timeplast has the coolest monthly mystery box subscription model: FaaS!
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Hi @elonmusk - I’m building a “Mars on Earth” project you might love. Not asking for money, only your lateral brainpower. Think of it as Earth’s backup civilization; a Type 1 insurance policy for humanity.
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@SuperSingular, CEO of @timeplast, is reinventing plastics—creating water-soluble, 3D-printable materials that fight plastic waste. With $10M raised & 40+ breakthroughs, he’s proving eco-friendly innovation can scale.
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#ManuelRendon #Timeplast
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What to print? Next week we put our new @timeplast filaments through a test drive. The kids said they want to make a ball out of filament labeled “ball.” I personally want to make a duck out of the filament labeled “soap.” 😀
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Four of the most unique 3D filaments arrived today from @TimeplastUSA @timeplast
I actually received five - Ball, Paper, Light Gen 2, Soap Gen 5 and Holographic.
I will see which one my students want to try out first next week.
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Our cinnamon Soap Gen 5 printing filament in action! Yes, a printable soap infused with actual cinnamon. Exclusive for subscribers at Timeplast.com/timemass
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Many people wonder about the utility and value of a 3D-printable soap. As the inventor, founder, and CEO of Timeplast, I can tell you that it’s far more than “just soap.”
Right now, it’s extremely difficult, if not impossible, to print sensitive materials and chemicals like proteins, soaps, and natural powders (think cinnamon) on conventional consumer 3D printers. The challenge is even greater with high-value, heat-sensitive compounds like pharmaceuticals.
We’ve solved that problem.
Our technology uses a water-saturated carrier material that releases water vapor during printing. That vapor acts as an internal cooling system, preventing heat-sensitive materials from being damaged or denatured. The energy needed to evaporate the water is taken directly from the extrusion process, which means the material itself stays cool enough to retain its function.
Yes, our first public iteration happens to be a printable soap. But that’s just the proof of concept; the first step toward something far larger. With enough filament types, this technology can evolve into what science fiction fans know as the Star Trek “replicator.” In our lab, we call it “The Manifester” a device that manifests spoken words into reality.
Imagine the societal impact:
•Printing pharmaceutical products on demand, eliminating shortages.
•Printing essential items exactly when and where they’re needed, reducing waste.
•Giving individuals the ability to manufacture complex, functional products without massive industrial infrastructure.
It may look humble now, but a printable soap filament is the seed of a manufacturing revolution—one that could rival the invention of the smartphone or even artificial intelligence in its impact.
Get your soap/protein filament at Timeplast.com/timemass
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What’s pretty cool about this sprout is what it’s growing in.
It’s a 3D printed biodegradable filament that releases nutrients
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Now comes our boldest promise yet: “The Manifester.”
A device that can turn spoken word into reality.
Coming soon - only at Timeplast and String Cubed Inc.
🤖 Made with AI
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The future of Timeplast is bright!
We promised we’d make a plastic-like material that disappears overnight. Done.
We promised we’d make it compatible with industry. Done.
We promised we’d build a device to molecularly erase waste, a bottomless trash can, and the Pabyss came.
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Timeplast just launched its first subscription program. For $19.99 a month we can get one 4Dimensional 3D printing filament plus a monthly project curated with print files and everything. Even the $400 sublimation filament is part of the program. Super excited for this!
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It’s all real. The best thing is that your skepticism can be easily proven wrong with $30.
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The Soap filament is pretty neat, but I seriously feel like I'm being pranked by the @timeplast 3D printer filament selection.
Toilet Color? Fish Food? Baby Gender Reveal?
🚨 Bug Attractor *AND* Bug Killer? 🚨
PLA / ABS just seem so boring in comparison! 🤣
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A radioactive toy from Chernobyl? No. It’s a benchy 3D printed with Timeplast.com/timemass glowing filament.
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Picture your home’s walls glowing softly at night without needing electricity. Clear and invisible during the day, beautifully luminous after dark, powered entirely by nature. Incredible things for sale at Timeplast.com

























