Instructables Projects Plastic Contest

Users can submit their Instructables Projects to the plastic contest on Instructables to win some amazing prizes.

It’s hard to get through a day without interacting with plastic in one way or another. From your plastic juice bottle or take out container, to your 3D prints and clothes hangers submit your Instructables Projects. Everywhere you turn there is plastic, so share how you incorporate plastic into your project for a chance to win a gift card.

There is also a special prize for the best use of Tinkercad within an Instructable. Please remember to include files created using Tinkercad, or embed a 3D model viewer.

Entries for Instructables Contest are accepted by Instructables employees inside one enterprise day Monday – Friday. What issues is the submission time, not acceptance time.

Instructables members can vote for an entry throughout the contest plus 3 days after the competition closes.

A panel of judges made up of Instructables employees and revered members of the neighborhood charge the finalists. The averages of the rankings decide the winners.

Instructables became that documentation system in 2005, as an in-house project of Squid Labs. When they weren’t solving interesting problems like solar panels for driveways, efficiently harnessing human power, or strain sensing ropes, you could find them sharing Instructables from the workshop. From cooking to 3d printing, to making just about anything fly, Instructables became the recipient of countless hours of tinkering, soldering, stitching, frying, and fun, making just about anything.

Instructables was officially spun out of Squid Labs in the summer of 2006, and has gone on to grow from a modest hundreds of projects to over one hundred thousand. The community that now calls the site home, is an amazing mix of wonder from around the world. Every day we continue to be amazed by the imagination, curiosity, and simple awesomeness of everyone who shares their creations with us on Instructables.