Eureka Mignon MK2 coffee grinder hopper bellows - Free 3D Print Model

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill

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Description

The small hopper holds approx 32 grams of coffee beans. The larger hopper can be cut down in height in Bambu studio.

You can either use the lid on plate 2 or the bellows.

I printed the hopper and lid in PETG.

The bellows should be printed in TPU. The larger one is 1.5mm thick, the shorter one is 1.2mm thick. I used Sunlu TPU 95A (I only had yellow). It may take some experience to make sure the bellows are soft enough to be functional and strong enough not to split on the Z axis.

Please let me know how you get on with it.

Any boosts would be most appreciated if you get on well with it!

Comment & Rating (13)

@user_1868969225

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Printed the short bellow in Siraya TPU 85A for my Fellow Ode. I tried first with 95A but that was far to stiff, with the softer 85A it now is perfect, thanks!

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@it_really_is_me

Brilliant! I really wanted to try it with a softer TPU, but then the grinder stopped working. Interesting to see it on another model. Thanks very much for the boost - much appreciated!

@GeordieGriller

Hopper (PETG) and bellows (my first ever TPU print) came out well first time. TPU 95A is too stiff for me for the bellows so I am likely to try 90A as an alternative

The designer has replied

@it_really_is_me

Brilliant. thanks so much for the feedback. I will upload a newer bellows with thinner walls. I tried it with 95a and its a lot better. I'll get that done very soon. In fact, I might increase the height of it slightly too decrease the overhang. if you could try that and let me know how you get on, that would be very helpful.