adjustable measuring scoop 3d models

A small slotted scoop for removing failed print parts from a resin vat. &nbsp;Scoop is 42mm across the front. The front edge is angled to help lift material away from the FEP sheet. ...&nbsp;Slots are somewhat less than 1.5mm across.</p>

# Laundry Scoop Scoop for dispensing washing powder. Works to be approximately 40 g with our powder. Suggest doing a draft print and scaling a final print accordingly. ## Print Settings I printed with supports but not convinced they're needed.

I was reading a bread recipe and they recommended a particular flour scoop, complete with an affiliate link. I looked at it, decided it ‘did’ look sort of handy, and then drew this up in Shapr3d. Printed in PETG. Two sizes are included. The small...

... of Jojo01's Feed Scoop. ... After I broke the handle off the first one I printed because it was too close to the scoop to get a good grip. ... I decided to reinforce the mounting points of the handle and move it back a bit to allow for a better grip.

... a tough problem of mine ;) I have more than one type of coffee to choose from and therefore, only grind the amount I need. ...Instead of weighing my dose each time I made this scoop. One level scoop will hold 20 grams of coffee beans. ...Enjoy!

This is a custom intake scoop designed to enhance airflow from the grill into the engine bay of a MK7 GTI. Print the scoop vertically for added strength, as shown in the picture. Use a Dremel to drill out a square hole that matches the scoop's...

... minimal support during the printing process. Once assembled using a sturdy screw thread that securely fastens the handle to the scoop body, you can add an extra layer of protection by applying super glue for added security and peace of mind.

Needed to hang the measuring spoons / cups in the kitchen cabinets. Made this. The little ball on the end, keeps the spoons and cups from falling off. ... The base is made to support a command strip attachment.

This is a remix of wstein's Customizable Measuring Cup/Scoop. This is a 3/4 cup / 177.44ml / 6oz measuring cup. I have also thickened the walls to allow for the print to be near water tight. I printed this with PLA at 50% infill and it did not leak...

Hood Scoop 3 The Hood Scoop 3 is a sleek and sporty addition to your vehicle's exterior design. It seamlessly integrates into your car's front end, adding a touch of sophistication and elegance. Featuring a curved shape that perfectly complements...

A one-way clutch is inserted between the drum and the scoops, preventing torque transmission to the drum during loading.The parasitic torque between the drum and the scoops, caused by regolite friction moving with the scoops, is countered by...

... it with some sifting holes. The holes are 4mm wide so just smaller than your average pellet to allow most of the fines to escape and keep the pellets in the scoop. Will report on its sturdiness over time but feels solid after printing. ...

Here are the changes I made:Smaller holes on the scoop for finer litter.Redesigned handle for improved grip and usability.Additional Information:I've also uploaded the original handle incase you like the ergonomics of it.Printed with a 0.4mm nozzle...

Build instructions: drill a hole through the two standoffs on the scoop and through the gap on the ends of the handle to the size of the bolts you are using. ...Find any metal rod around the diameter of 5-10mm, Squish the ends of the rods and drill...

The inner diameter of the scoop is 35 millimeters and the handle is 100 centimeters long. It has a ridge on the back to provide extra support. I printed this with PETG flat side down and used support for the very top of the print, but it probably...

... for optimal printability through MakePrintable software. By using this protein scoop holder, you can keep your hands out of your protein powder, prevent your clean but damp hands from contaminating it, and save time searching for your scoop.

Submission of Files to NASA's RASSOR Scoop Challenge Using STL, JPEG, and TXT Formats NASA invites participants to submit their innovative scoop designs in various formats, including STL, JPEG, and plain text (TXT), as part of the RASSOR Scoop...

A dog food scoop. Sized for mine as a medium sized kelpie. ... Large handle renforced at the handle joint to give strength and reduce breakages (previous one broke there).

I created a spot to suspend my scoop for the Ninja Coffee Bar coffee brewer by crafting this straightforward design. ... I employed a strip of double-sided foam adhesive to secure it firmly against the side of the coffee machine.

Gfuel scoop holder that fits on the lid of a gfuel tub. ... Print at 95mm on the y axis for a snug fit or 96mm for a looser fit.

<p>Printed with Prusament PETG Clear so that the amount of powder is visible from the side. ...Scoop equates to approximately 4 grams of powder (which is roughly one teaspoon). ...Hope you enjoy.</p>

To obtain an ice cream scoop, I could've utilized my 75% scaled-down printout, or if possessing a large-format printer, printing it as a single piece would suffice.

A compact scoop engineered to delicately deposit tiny components onto a surface, allowing for easy retrieval and repositioning back into its original container.\nFlexible enough to be resized to meet specific needs.

A dog food scoop. Sized for mine as a medium sized kelpie. ...Large handle renforced at the handle joint to give strength and reduce breakages (previous one broke there).

This is a simple Coffee scoop with a handle in the shape of a bass guitar. ...Print it laying flat and with a good zero calibration for best result.

This is my own take at falafel scoop (or mold, or shaper). It prints in place, does not requires supports and is easy to wash. ... Make the most commons 40mm wide falafel (12mm thick).

I created this scoop as a personal project, challenging myself to recreate the exact dimensions of my espresso machine's filter basket - 2 shots being its standard capacity. ...I anticipate that it will be compatible with various coffee makers.

I needed a scoop for some powder detergent, couldn't find one I liked so designed my own. Prints without support in the orientation shown on the print bed picture. ...I used PETG and its holding up nicely

Coffee scoops to get the last bit of coffee when you are coffee starved early in the morning and aren't capable of human thought, until after you have your coffee.

Initially, I made it in PLA, but it broke within a week due to the difficulty of scooping dry food. Then, I switched to ABS and ASA materials, followed by PETG, but they all failed over time. It appears that dry food drains the life out of them,...