Pork Pie Dolly (for hand-raised, hot water crust)

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After watching The British Baking Show, season 1, episode 5, when they had to make pies on a wooden dolly, the family decided we wanted in on that. (We love a good pie, and they're not easy to get in the UK, and impossible here in the US.) I could not find any wooden dolly sources, and I didn't want to just try and use a jam or jelly jar, so I whipped these up. They're sized for an individual pie, about 85mm in diameter. One is grooved, after the fashion of a pie dolly that used to be available in England, designed with the input from Paul Hollywood on the British Baking Show. It's not drilled, since I didn't want holes where crud would collect. They're both hollow inside. The structure is a 5mm wall, 15% infill in that wall. Both take about 100 grams of filament, and took more than 12 hours to print on a Prusa. Both will need sanding after production, especially in the grooves.