regrind

• “Thomas Register turned up a long list of companies that do recycled plastic in the US; many of them sell ground-up ( "regrind") polycarbonate and ABS for less than a dollar a pound, some as little as 60 cents per pound.”

  Worldchanging: Bright Green

• “He'll sell one nail, the latest in kitchen appliances or regrind a spade.”

  The Guardian: North neglected as Hampshire district tops quality of life survey

• “The Nike regrind material, installed by Ace Surfaces can also be used for indoor and outdoor sports facilities.”

  The Huffington Post: Cameron Sinclair: 'The Decision' - What Obama Can Learn From LeBron

• “Does anyone know of an economical way to regrind this stuff?”

  Regrinding Styrofoam & Cement

• “I need to get a regrind that is no larger than 3mm and goes all the way down to shreds.”

  Regrinding Styrofoam & Cement

• “One of my problems is that the only regrind that I can get locally is too large.”

  Regrinding Styrofoam & Cement

• “This mark characterizes the size of the regrind, because the cutting edge has to be set back during sharpening so far that the wear mark disappears; wear mark for steel cutting edges s”

  6. Basic Terms of Cutting

• “The profile will wear down with use, and it is necessary to regrind it from time to time.”

  4. Plastic clay forming

• “Special purpose edge dressing machines are available to help regrind knives.”

  Chapter 5

• “These middlings contained the choicest part of the flour producing part of the berry, but owing to the dirt, germ, and other impurities mixed with them, it was impossible to regrind them except for a low grade flour.”

  Scientific American Supplement, No. 303, October 22, 1881

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