Useful 3D prints: #2 Kitchen
Useful 3D prints for kitchen! Do you ever wanted to print something useful that you can use in kitchen? You forgot to buy something or need it right now? You can simply 3D print that 🙂
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Salt cellar: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2812756
Wine stopper: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2812764
Funnel: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2812748
Clip: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2812761
Strainer: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2812767
Pizza cutter: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2812755
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Useful 3D prints is a series of videos about useful 3D prints obviously 🙂 I will show you different side of 3D printing, no benchys, yoda faces and othe useless models, pure usefulness. Each model is optimized for fast and easy 3D printing so you wouldn’t have any problems with that. Here I want to show you how useful 3D printing is, and bring 3D printers one step closer to every home. And the last thing, I wouldn’t use any model from internet, everything in useful 3D prints will be designed by me.
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Hey broseph! I love your channel. What print settings are you using for pet-g on your cr-10 printers?
3rd comment! Nice Vid! My favorite one was the pizza cutter! If I were to make something for the kitchen it would be a food guillotine. PS I commented a while ago about making a dual color lithophane. It is possible to edit it in solidworks but my windows 7 computer is too slow for me to do anything too complicated with it. I also tried fusion but it did not let me edit it.
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YOU HAVE TO MAKE SURE THAT THE TYPE OF PLASTIC YOU’RE USING IS SAFE TO USE WITH FOOD, AND ALSO THIS EVEN MORE IMPORTANT IF YOU’RE USING IT WITH HOT FOOD
did you purposely pronounce "pizza" with italian accent?
Note, some PET filament is food safe as a material, BUT it’s not safe in a 3d printed form because the tiny ridges on print lines help bacterial growth.
You can solve this by good sanding and smoothing, or by coating with something food safe, like glaze.
I have heard that one of the problems with using Fused Deposition Model based 3D printing for food handling items was that the grooves and texture make it hard to properly and completely clean things. Even if one uses a material deemed food safe the texture may be an issue for cleaning. Bacteria may be able to grow on food residue left in grooves.
The clips seem like the most useful items.
Food grade. Not food safe. PETG by itself is fine for. A single usage but it’s not food safe. For that it still Needs a food safe coating.
nice video…. Can you please name the song at the video start
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Very nice! I am starting to make 3d printing videos very soon! We also have very similer printers, tevo tornado and creality cr-10
PLA is not food safe..,..
Ma che cazzo perché dovresti mettere della pasta nell’acqua fredda
Really cool, congratulations!