tea bag holder

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Now you can organize your sorts of tea in your kitchen. Grab a bag if you like and have a nice clean an proper place for your healthy:) Printed the inlet part with Geeetech transparent PLA and the backplate in bio pla in grey on Anycubic i3 Mega S. I used for the external walls, the single wall extrusion for the transparent one. 0.3 mm layer high and 60 mm/s print speed. The holder was printed with Artillery Sidewinder X1. 0.3 mm layer high. 100 mm/s print speed. 205° C. First layer a bit hotter. You should test your settings with the support because removing the support material after printing should go easy. If you have some overhangs, you can use the fire zipper shortly and clean the part. I used supports and later I deburred the hole in the holder part. I fixed it with tape glue at the wall in the kitchen. The grey filament is noname, but I used bio PLA.