Thanksgiving Butter Dish w/ Salt & Pepper Shakers - Free 3D Print Model

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Morgan

Household>Festivities

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Print Profile(1)

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A1 mini

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

H2D

H2D Pro

H2S

P2S

H2C

X2D

A2L

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill

Designer

19.6 h

3 plates

5.0(26)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

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If you like it, give it a boost for me!

My 15 year old daughter had a really funny idea a few days ago - A cartoonish roasted turkey to hold butter, and salt and pepper.

We sketched it out together and I modeled it for us.

It utilizes 4x 2x3mm magnets to keep the lid secure, but they're not needed.

It's silly and fun, and we hope you like it.

Comment & Rating (40)

@Shalene1992

Boosted

Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill

This is adorable and I LOVE IT!😍Very clever indeed!! Thanks so much for sharing!🙏 However, if I was to print again I’d upload into slicer and change the supports to ‘tree’ rather than rectilinear as they were a pain to remove and it may save on waste and print time. Awesome print though and now I can’t wait for Thanksgiving to set the table!🦃 Thanks again and have a blessed Turkey Day!!❤️

The profile uploader has replied

@morganknutson

amazing! we’re so glad you like it

@user_1295700405

Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill

Very funny butter dish and salt and pepper shaker. Very happy with the result. It printed without issue

@Lumberjack1012

Tried everything keep having the same problem any ideas unit is calibrated and filament is dry

@user_385787312

I have tried multiple times to print this and it keeps spaghetti stringing up at 3-4% into the print. I have a new H2D and I have washed the plate with soap/water and even tried rubbing alcohol. I’ve tried printing two and a time and one at time and nothing seems to work. I even tried printing something else with the brown as it was a new filament roll and it worked just fine on a different print. Any ideas why it won’t work? I got the salt and pepper shakers to print just fine.

The designer has replied

@morganknutson

It's always printed a bit poorly at the bottom, but i haven't seen it unravel like you're mentioning. I think the issue is the curvatures at the bottom. This was my very first printable model and i've learned a lot since. I will update the model and flatten the bottom out more which should fix the issues, and i'll reply to let you know it's up. Hopefully it will work after that :)

@user_385787312

Thank you so much, as I look forward to hearing back when it’s ready as I think it’s an awesome looking print!!

@Tarren.mcgill2

This is why I love this so much; it's one of the most creative things I've seen, and everyone is getting one. Well done! Love the imagination; I would never have looked at a turkey and thought, "right, butter dish and shakers." amazing. I can't boost but once printed I'll give stars. Thanks so much for sharing

@MikeFicarelli

Boosted

I am new to 3D Printing and I was wondering how did you go from sketch to model? was it a scanning program or did you just use CAD or something.

The designer has replied

@morganknutson

i created it from scratch in CAD. fusion 360.

@LeopardGeckoGuy

Boosted

Best Thanksgiving related print I’ve seen so far. I’ll demote mine down to second

@T.I.M.

Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill

A very sweet idea Unfortunately, small supports are needed around the base, which makes the final result look somewhat messy

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@Skrible

Boosted

Amazing idea!

@Cozytemps

Boosted

Very clever idea!

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