No there’s 2 lines going to 1/3 cup. so it’s 5 tablespoons + 1 teaspoon to equal 1/3 cup. 

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I'm about to print this but I noticed something odd. Am I reading it correctly in that 1/3cup is 1 teaspoon?

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<p>I printed at .20 layer height, 2 walls, and I did use an outer brim. It might've printed fine without it but it's always good to lean on the side of caution. You could also try printing face down if you want to make the texture on the face of the sign.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Just a neat sign to hang in your work space if you&#39;re needing to constantly reference measurements. Great for bakers and those who work in the food industry. </p>

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