This study aims to study the use of recycled paper as a new material. To develop and create a packaging Paper Mache can be used to substitute for wood and plastic in packaging for storing items and for reducing waste from paper and plastic. They can be utilized in real life and to study the satisfaction of small packaging with papermaking. The sample is General Population Consumers using made of wood and plastic. The tool used was a questionnaire with 100 people randomly generated. Data were analyzed using percentage mean and standard deviation testing for the value of the F test. The results showed that 5 experts found that 4 persons were satisfied with the results of the study. The average was 4.60 satisfied with the development and creation of packaging by Paper Mache. The target group of 100 people is at a high level. The average was 4.12 4.09 4.05 4.05 as follows: 1. Experts were satisfied with the results of the study developed and produced the packaging with the papermaking technique. It was found that 5 experts found that 4 persons gave the overall opinion about the characteristics of the paper pulp formula 2 was an average of 4.60. At most levels on the texture aspect (before dryness) the average was 4.75 The highest level can be used to actually have an average. 4.60 Moisture content was at the highest level of 4.50 And for liquid absorption and texture the average dry weight was 4.40 at the highest level 2. There was satisfaction with the development and creation of packaging with Paper Mache. It was found that 100 consumers of plastic packaging were satisfied with plastic flower pots at a high level 4.12 in average followed by multi-purpose boxes. The average level was 4.09 and the small scale was 4.05 and the bin was dry. (For home use) at a high level. The mean score was 4.05

This research aims (1) to study the added value of the package of leftover concept of the creative economy (2) the concept of packaging designers from residues that can affect the attitude of consumers (3. ) to analyze the development trend of packaging residues. The samples used in research The research sample was divided into two groups. The first sample packaging designers from the establishment of private companies and industrial packaging and printing 20. The samples of two academic staff at the university. And design professionals in the packaging industry and related government agencies. The study concluded that: 1) study the need packaging that require packaging to protect the product from damage. Unique and engaging. 2) to design and develop a packaging structure. Not to damage prevention. Attraction and unique.

The objectives of the research were: 1) to transfer technology of household products and souvenirs for increasing value of textile waste and 2) to evaluate the result of this technology transfer. The instruments to evaluate the opinions and the pre and post knowledge of the participants were created together with the follow-up survey. The data were analyzed by frequency percentage mean and standard deviation. The technology transfer was held during June 21st – 22nd 2014 to 30 participants obtained by accidental sampling. The participants applied to attend the technology transfer program at Baan Dong Dang fabric waste group Roi Et province. The transferred programs were box shoe hat and decorative flower making from textile waste. The selected programs were from the research study in 2013 entitled Increasing Value of Textile Waste by Making Household Products and Souvenirs. The study found that the result of this technology transfer was satisfied in the benefit of the program at the highest level (66.88%) and at high level (33.83%). The content management trainers and benefit of the programs were rated at the highest level of satisfaction (M = 4.59). The post-test revealed that the participants gained more knowledge at statistically significant level 0.05. The participants can make use of the programs 100 percent in applying the knowledge into new innovation creating career using the products in daily routine to save the daily expenses and transferring the knowledge to schools in the community

This research was on the production of hardmetal from recovery of tungsten carbide tool scraps recycling through ball milling for 40 hours. The metal powder obtained which was of the size between 0.11-0.22 µm was composed of 96.69% of tungsten carbide (WC) 1.68% of tantalum (Ta) 1.21% of titanium (Ti) and 0.42% of niobium (Nb). When mixed with 5-15% cobalt binder metal cold isostatic press (CIP) sintered at 1450 ° C it became hardmetal work piece dimension 12.39 x 13.82 x 5.60 mm with 1410 HV hardness and 14.34 g/cm3 density. The result of S45C steel turning was tools life good. The research concluded that the hardmetal work piece produced by the developed material had suitable basic specification and would lead to the development in working in the future.