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The True Baiocchi Biscuit - Professional Mold
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0.12mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
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48 min
1 plate
Open in Bambu Studio
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Description
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This project allows you to faithfully replicate at home one of the most iconic biscuits of Italian tradition. The mold has been designed with extreme precision to guarantee a result identical to the original, both in shape and logo details.
The system consists of two distinct parts to maximize ease of use:
- Outer cookie cutter: to define the perimeter of the biscuit with a clean and precise cut.
- Inner mold: equipped with embossed text and the necessary holes to allow the filling to flow out, creating the classic aesthetic effect of the original product.
Model strengths:
- Optimization: The design is engineered to be printed without any supports, reducing material waste and post-production time.
- Precision: The tolerances between the two parts are calibrated for smooth sliding.
- Aesthetics: The logo characters have been reconstructed to remain legible even after baking the shortcrust pastry.
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- Material: PLA or PETG (the use of food-contact certified filaments is recommended).
- Layer Height: 0.16mm or 0.20mm.
- Infill: 15% - 20%.
- Supports: Not necessary.
- Ironing: Activate the option on the top surfaces to obtain a perfectly smooth and professional logo.
- Walls: At least 3 to ensure structural solidity of the cutting edges.
Note on Food Safety
FDM 3D printing naturally presents micro-porosities. For safe and hygienic use:
- Wash the mold thoroughly by hand with cold water and neutral soap before and after each use.
- Do not wash in the dishwasher to avoid thermal deformation of the material.
- It is recommended to use a sheet of clear film between the mold and the dough to prevent food residues from remaining in the crevices of the print.
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