The features of obtaining combined polylactide composites based on 3D printed matrices and polyurethane binders modified with starch and epoxidized soybean oil have been established. The features of the physical and mechanical properties of combined composites have been studied by constructing load-strain curves. Factors influencing the physical and mechanical properties of the obtained composites depending on the composition of the composition and the plane of load application have been identified.
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