Oat Scoop 30 gram NO SUPPORT
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You know how a certain Irish Oat Producer decided to get rid of the scoop? Well, let's fight the system. I have created a simple Oat scoop in OpenSCAD to circumvent the madness
This model is mathematically calibrated to hold approximately 74 ml of volume, which corresponds to 5 level tablespoons (the ideal 30g serving size for dry rolled oats).
27.79 Grammes of PETG filament
0.2mm layer
15% Sparse infill density
Total time: 1h17m
This is my first design, so really dipping my toe. I think I have the above filament usage correct, but happy to be corrected. I have left all settings as is. No support needed.
As the scoop will obviously come in contact with food, the recommendation is to coat the finished print in a thin layer of food-grade epoxy resin before using it inside your oat tub or use Food-safe PETG.
For some reason the model says PLA, but I have definitely used PETG
Created a Patreon as I saw a lot of people doing it. Now to find out how it actually works :-)
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