chopstick 2 3d models

The provided files consist of chopstick rests that can also act as coupling assistance for individuals new to utilizing chopsticks. For optimal print quality, use ABS with an infill rate between 50% and 100%. ...PLA is another suitable option; however,...

Hello, I've designed this chopstick holder in two parts in order to make it easily accessible and printable. the top part is divided in four compartments tu put different kind of chopsticks or even cutlery. The chinese character on the sign means...

... chopsticks! ... I designed these to fit some plastic reusable chopsticks, but I imagine they'll probably fit disposables too. The hole as it stands now is 6.25mm x 6.25mm. ...They can probably just be scaled down if that's too big for your chopsticks.

I cut and shrunk part of the holding cylinder, creating an interference fit to better hold the a smaller chopstick. I opened the angle a bit so that the chopsticks are farther apart at the tips when fully open/unsqueezed. ...The thickness of most parts...

Crafted using Tinkercad, this innovative tool is a fusion of a fork and a chopstick. ...A complementary spoon variant will soon follow.

A student is practicing yoga and reaches for a chopstick to steady themselves as they strike a pose, balancing on one leg.

My local Japanese eatery provided my child with a tool for using chopsticks, which seemed easily replicable. ...Thus, I crafted my own version.

The finger chopstick designed to be used while typing on computer keyboard or whatever you are engaged in. ...PLA works fine just use tree support.

This holder conveniently accommodates ten chopsticks, arranged with five pointing in one direction and the remaining five in the opposite direction.

Twelve months back, I crafted some metallic chopsticks, and this is my inaugural blueprint for a timber container to hold them.

My daughter wanted a chopstick holder with a candy dish in the middle.You have to remove a set of chopsticks to easily access the candy dish.She wanted it this way to remind her to eat dinner first. ...&nbsp;:)</p>

A clever Turkish spindle caught my eye, printed from here, but it came with a problem - finding a sturdy chopstick that would fit its cross arms proved impossible. ...The ones I could get were all too slender to do the job, so I took matters into my own...

Our chopsticks were getting lost in our cutlery drawer, so I designed a quick but stylish holder for them. It holds 4 pairs of chopsticks with room to spare, 6 comfortably, or 8 with a bit of luck. ... This was designed to be a quick print, stylish...

Chopstick Helper: An Assistent for Those Struggling with Chopsticks. It's an Easy-to-Use Device That Feels Natural in Your Hand and Has a Comfortable Action, Making it Perfect for Most Restaurant-Chopsticks. It Also Holds Them Well. The Best Part?

Japanese stick holder, typically small, slender box or plate that elevates and rests chopsticks off the table to keep food off them while not in use, preventing utensil contamination and maintaining social etiquette during meals.

Wanted finger chopsticks, but most of the ones on here are either too week or rotated in my hand. This was designed with a size 10 ring. ...DM if you wish for a different size finger holder.

A humble chopstick holder, yet its simplicity is where true beauty lies. ...When crafted from smooth black or gleaming white PLA, it's a subtle yet striking addition to any table setting.

... therapist. ...I created this model specifically for individuals who face challenges with manipulating their fingers. This model is designed to aid in the proper use of chopsticks, ensuring a more enjoyable dining experience and increased fun!

The design for the storage of the chopstick holders is inspired by the typical Japanese izakayas. ...Hope you enjoy!Print directions:Layer Height: 0.3mmInfill: 15%Infill Pattern: ConcentricWall Count: 3-4Material: PETG

Created by https://www.thingiverse.com/Zydac this Tool helps kods (and adults) to use chopsticks the right wayPerfect for PETG!

This design complements https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3733835 perfectly, allowing 4 chopstick holders to neatly fit inside a caddy that keeps them tidy and organized within the drawer.

Place chopsticks large-head-down and enjoy the dry bottom :) Note this one is a bit easy to fall down because the bottom is small and it is very light due to nature of 3D printing. You can solve that by surrounding it with stuff to support it, just...

A medium size box to store chopsticks. Works with chopsticks under 24cm long. It easily stores the 12 pairs I have and I estimate it would hold another 4 pairs.Print SettingsTo be fancy I changed filament a couple times during the print. Starting...

This clever device was crafted originally to cradle drying chopsticks, yet shortly after its unveiling my wife has stumbled upon alternative applications for it. Design Feature: It consists of a three-part design, making cleaning a snap. The center...

I designed a chopstick cheater for my kids, specifically tailored to fit the Chopsticks used at P.F. Changs. However, I've included the OpenSCAD file so you can easily modify it to suit your needs. It's crucial to print this item with support and...

Quick simple chopstick holder to keep pair of chopsticks together when stored in a drawer. I thought I'd find something similar but apparently, there is none, so here it is my take. It is small enough to not have infill when printed with a 0.2mm...

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A convenient chopstick storage container for the kitchen.\nI frequently order takeout and notice that many restaurants fail to grasp my request not to include chopsticks in the package. Consequently, I end up accumulating numerous disposable bamboo...

Note that chopsticks vary in design, which may result in difficulties finding one that fits perfectly. The file "Propeller 4" represents the most recent iteration and produces the best results. ...Once you've inserted the chopstick, spin it between your...

Following the print job, secure a chopstick into the central hole using hot glue or an alternative adhesive. Since chopsticks vary in design, you may need to experiment to find one that fits snugly. The file "Propeller 4" is the most up-to-date...