Measuring Spoons: 1/4 tsp to 1 tbsp

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Sxilver

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 25% infill

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1.3 h

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Description

These are a few measuring spoons I designed for use in my kitchen. Sizes are ¼ tsp, ½ tsp, 1 tsp, ½ tbsp, and 1 tbsp.

Comment & Rating (145)

@CodeFox

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 25% infill

Thanks for uploading the model, however there is some problems. I needed to add supports inside the bowl section to get it to print, but then the handles still just separated at the bowl interface (it splits around the bowl at the same layer as the handle finishes). The handles needs some sort of vertical connection onto the bowl section to provide some strength, and some more thickness (or a thick rim) to stiffen up the handle. Filament : Bambu PETG.

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@sxilver

This is a user error. Your layer adhesion suffered from something or other, but those should not have split there. I suspect your filament was wet. What conditions caused the handles to separate from the bowl (i.e. were they under heavy load?)

@CodeFox

Replying to @sxilver :

I was just scooping out flour. I printed a couple of things with this filament immediately before and after, without any adhering issues. A small tab where the handle meets the scoop should stop this problem. Please don't take this personally - this should be an easy fix to the design. I'm happy to upload these changes if you want me to.

@sxilver

Replying to @CodeFox :

Unfortunately, your change likely would not help as layer shearing depends on both load and surface area, and a simple rib would not add sufficient surface area to fix this issue (or it would just break further down). Again, this issue has not occurred to anyone else that has printed this model, so I believe it is user error. I recommend doing a test print if you have the resources to make sure the layer adhesion you're getting with your petg is up to spec with Bambu's specifications.

@NachoBacon8r

Turned out great, except next time I would use painted tree supports for the very center of the domes.

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@sxilver

Thanks, I'll fix the print profile

@Woll_Vieh

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A truly exquisite design Thank you

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@blchandl2

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I used some food safe PETG to print these. My wife was very pleased, they are just like some old metal ones she had.

@frizelfrazled

Nice print! The wife was always needing a missing measuring spoon so this fit the bill and they great! Thanks for sharing these!

@johninor

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Printed 2 sets to use for measuring epoxy. Color coded to avoid cross contamination.

@cath4706

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came out perfectly, very accurate too

@shumael27

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Great design

@Vagrants

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Printed great.

@MofWI

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it's exactly what I needed. thank you for posting this!

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