Insane Kitchen Gadgets 3d Printed | Top 9 Everyday Kitchen Items

These are some of the best collection I have come across. Not only are they good for everyday kitchen use its some of the best 3d prints I have by far. Try it and you`ll know what I mean. Have Fun.
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00:00 Intro
00:26 Finger Protector
01:29 Tuna Can Press
02:52 Garlic Press
03:53 Spiral Hotdog Cutter
05:06 Citrus Press
06:05 Social Media Cookie Cutter
07:24 Burger Press
08:34 Shovel / Scoop
09:13 Sushi Press
10:34 Extro
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Social Media Cookie Cutter - www.thingiverse.com/thing:480...
Hot Dog Spiral Cutter - www.thingiverse.com/thing:213...
Garlic Press - www.thingiverse.com/thing:167...
Citrus Press - www.thingiverse.com/thing:2442
Tuna Can Drain Press - www.thingiverse.com/thing:202...
Burger Press - www.thingiverse.com/thing:527...
Finger Protection - www.thingiverse.com/thing:366...
Sushi Press - www.thingiverse.com/thing:522...
Garden shovel - www.thingiverse.com/thing:307...
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[@smashyrashy]

What mindless fool would want social media logos on cookies?

[@bradass1986]

Why are you printing most of these things with a raft? Your bottom layer on your parts isn't very good as a result

[@Plexiverse3D]

O that is why my print model is not too smooth. cool i will try removing that from newer projects. thank you for support and advice :)

[@_Mercival_]

Most 3D printing filaments are not food-safe.
Even if you find one that is, your nozzle probably isn't. Just don't do it.

[@Plexiverse3D]

Agree i wondered why the food tasted funny :)

[@nerys71]

this is overblown and silly. the amount of lead you would get from a brass nozzle if you removed the nozzle from your printer GROUND IT UP into fine metal dust and "ATE" the entire nozzle is so miniscule its silly to even discuss it.
As for the plastic touching the food. PLA IS actually food safe but the "printing process" is not food safe so you would need to take extra care to prevent growth from occuring on the parts since you can't use hot water or solvents to clean it.
you can either resin coat them (polyeurethane) or just keep them dry and hit them with some UV and wash BEFORE and AFTER each use. you will be fine.

[@Plexiverse3D]

Oh that a good point I didn't know before, I'll give it a try.