Sushi Maker 202x43mm - Free 3D Print Model

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Wiseone

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Sushi Maker 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 24% infill

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DESCRIPTION

As a family, we like sushi nori rolls. Making it at home means we can come up with our own stuffings. Not always traditional Japanese, but it’s what you like.

My sushi maker design helps us assemble the nori rolls and gives a good result. The tool has inside dimensions of 43 x 202mm, fitting a standard nori sheet. The design includes cutting slots, so a full-length roll can be cut into 8 equal pieces.

The sushi maker is in several printed parts:

- Base frame

- Top press

- Tamper

- Nori frame

There’s no assembly, so the parts can be put to use after a cleaning. Here is my 3D design. My design may match your needs, too.

So, be creative and enjoy …

USAGE

In the usage instructions, I have made the assumption that you’ve attempted making nori rolls the tradition way (with a bamboo mat) and looking for a quicker and simplified tool to assist you.

A (over-simplified) nori roll preparation guide:

Place a sheet of nori evenly in the base.
Spread open the nori sheet sides with the nori frame on top. The frame avoids nori sheet ends obstructing the filling.
Loosely place a layer of 10mm cooked sushi rice.
Use tamper to press a valley in the centre of the rice layer.
Place filling (be creative) in the pressed "valley".
Place a 10mm layer of sushi rice on top.
Use top press to firm up the nori rice and filling.
Wrap the nori ends together into a roll.
Cut.
Eat

CLEANING

Most 3D printed parts don't do well in a dishwasher, so, use soap and cold or warm water to keep parts clean after each use. Take care for food hygiene with 3D printed parts.

THANK YOU

I hope that you can find this print useful, too. If so, you can support my work by buying me a coffee …

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Remember to leave a comment, perhaps a like to keep me enthused to make more. I have a 100+ published designs. Do check them out.

PRINTING INFORMATION

My print is made with eSUN PLA+ 1.75mm Silver filament, with 0.2mm layer height and 15% infill on a Bambu H2D printer. No supports required. Wall Loops = 4. A brim is recommended for the tamper.

Both the print profile and the individual STL files are included for download.

HISTORY

26/10/2025 Updated part designs to use less filament and print more easily. Functionality and overall dimensions of the parts have not changed, hence interchangeable with earlier parts.

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Comment & Rating (251)

@bajdek.rafal

Awesome, printing is super easy. PETG and Works fine. My wife is happy :)

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@Wiseone

Thanks for sharing your findings and for the photos.

@Marlikad

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Sushi Maker 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Awesome print

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@Wiseone

Thanks for sharing your experience and the photos look wonderful. If I may suggest, a bit more of the sushi rice on the base, loosely placed, then use the tamper to form a valley. That way, you get a more even rice layer around the filling.

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@Marlikad

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Replying to @Wiseone :

Thank you! I will try next time I was wondering how to use that piece. Do you happen to have one with smaller cuts?

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@Wiseone

Replying to @Marlikad :

If you mean by smaller cuts, thinner slices, maybe one more cut would work, though the slices would get thinner and may not hold together well when picked up. I will experiment ...

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@CripWorks

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Sushi Maker 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Works really really well. Thanks a lot. Keep in mind, it is not dishwasher proof. I learned it the hard way.

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@Wiseone

Thanks for sharing your findings and for the photo. It's worth repeating that most common 3D filament plastics will warp at dishwasher temperatures, so handwash is best.

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@CripWorks

Replying to @Wiseone :

Yes and I know you even mentioned not to put it in the dishwasher. - From now on I know it. Thanks again for this great design 👍🏼

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@Arnodebeglos

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Sushi Maker 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

I reduced the fan speed on the first layers printed in PETG

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@Wiseone

Thanks for sharing your experience and for the photo.

@renaldstephan

We are thrilled.. Thank you so much

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@Wiseone

Thanks for sharing your experience and for the photo. The meal looks delicious.

@userpic

great print but I’m new to Sushi and I need help lol, the first step placing nori in the base and then the second step? I get the rest of it but totally lost to get started but thank you for the cool print!!! I need pictures I guess. haha thank you!! Is the piece on top actually needed or just a stand? I think that’s what’s throwing me for a loop.

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@Wiseone

Thanks for taking an interest in my Sushi maker. The second step is kind-a-unique to my design. As I mention, it's a Nori spreader to assist with placing the filling without the Nori ends getting in the way. Please refer to the attached photo showing the Nori spreader in action ... I hope that helps. Enjoy.