3d print ice mold

Also useful as molds for kinetic sand or play-doh Included examples (.stl): ICE GIN RUM IMPORTANT: Ice molds require flexible filament The safety of 3d printed materials for food preparation is highly debated I personally use filament that is...

구형 얼음 몰드입니다 spherical ice mold 반구는 PLA로 출력되었으며 중간에 들어가는 실링은 TPU로 출력하였습니다 The hemisphere was printed in PLA The sealing in the middle is TPU

Anyway, I have been using https://www.makeyourownmolds.com/shop/copyflex/ this material to make the mold, and 3d printing the mold to make the mold with any old plastic I have around. So I'm thinking ice cubes, but I bet chocolate would be fine...

Anyway, I have been using https://www.makeyourownmolds.com/shop/copyflex/ this material to make the mold, and 3d printing the mold to make the mold with any old plastic I have around. So I'm thinking ice cubes, but I bet chocolate would be fine...

This is an ice ball mold for making cocktail ice. This two part mold has an integrated filling funnel for each ball cavity. One side of the mold has a TPU gasket layer to help prevent water from leaking out. The two cavities and gasket are held...

I destroyed my 3d printed mold to get the silicone free. Now that I'm looking at my print file, I did add generic parts in PrusaSlicer (spheres, slabs, boxes) to fill in gaps near the ear/behind the eye of the skull. ...I did use supports, but now...

Create a spherical ice mold by printing two halves and screwing them together. Ensure you print with at least three perimeters to prevent delamination caused by ice expansion. A layer height of .3mm works well; lower heights produce finer molds. Use...

* Also useful as molds for kinetic sand or play-doh Included examples (.stl): * ICE * GIN * RUM *IMPORTANT:* Ice molds require flexible filament * The safety of 3d printed materials for food preparation is highly debated * I personally use filament...

Let it defrost to release the ice from the mold, turn it over and put the ice back in with the path side up. Place it on the stand and you're ready to go! I hope you have a blast using it. I'd been thinking about making one of these for ages, and...

... until solid, then defrost it to release the ice. Flip the mold over, place the ice on the stand with the path facing upwards, and enjoy your ice luge! ...This design was inspired by a fellow Thingiverse user; share photos if you make one yourself.

A few things to keep in mind: Using vase mode and a larger nozzle or extrusion width (0.8mm and up) is recommended to achieve water-tight molds with decent print times - or just print slightly scaled down! Don't freeze it completely solid, as you...

A few points to consider: Using vase mode and a larger nozzle or extrusion width (0,8mm and up) is recommended to achieve water-tight molds with decent print times (or just print slightly scaled down!) Don't freeze it completely solid as you risk...

A few points to keep in mind: Using vase mode and a larger nozzle or extrusion width (0.8mm and up) is recommended to achieve a watertight mold with a decent print time (or just print slightly scaled down!) Don't freeze it completely solid as you...

This is an ice mold I made to use with my coozie clear ice method more information here: https://youtube.com/shorts/nf2EGNWe2V0Food safe PLA is best

A diamond shape ice mold. I suggest to print it with high infill so the joints won’t break. I haven't printed it yet so if you do show me in the comments! ... By the way minimal support is needed I printed it with the Creality cr-30 I couldn't find the...

This is my initial attempt at a 3D creation - a ice luge mold. I was unaware of where to find a designer, so I gave it a shot myself. However, there are internal overhangs that make it difficult for successful printing. If it did print, you'd still...

I wanted to make an ice mold of Mount Rainier. ...I haven't tried with TPU but with PLA it might stick in the mold.

The design is a reimagined ice cream mold, combining existing cone shapes found on Thingiverse. ...Still under development.

Casting your own planters use 3D print mold - Gypsum planter 3Dprint Tutorial video: https://youtu.be/GngpItQBOqM

Print the mold with precision at .1mm² shells and a 15% infill ratio. 3. Get both sides of the mold wet, clamp them together, and pop it into the freezer. 4. Once frozen, remove the mold from the freezer and fill it through the holes at the top -...

8 person ice cream mold and stand. Stand for presentation. It is suitable for production with pla. You can make ice cream of different fruits and drinks. Youtube recipes are available. ...Have fun, enjoy.

Sphere ICE Mold, Better with flexible resin or PLAThis object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/4ioRzTxyuup

A Japanese-style spherical ice mold can be crafted using aluminum blocks, as demonstrated in this tutorial (http://blog.ussjoin.com/2012/01/making-the-mold.html) referencing a YouTube video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuwJEN3VG-Y). To make the...

Wanted to test out the SUNLU TPU and designed a spherical ice mold to do so. printed great at 230c, 60c build plate and 30mm/sec. I use a little food safe silicone to ensure a good seal and the funnel to fill it. ...It works best if you fill it a little...

To achieve this, I decided to print a mold out of flexible filament and craft an ice fidget spinner. This unconventional approach sparked my interest because it offered a chance to push boundaries and think outside the box. Moreover, it aligned with...

I have done similar things in the past, and you have a problem getting the mold out without destroying your 3d print. This has a sleeve that you print along with the mold. You put the sleeve in, and when your mold is ready you pull the sleeve out. ...In...

I have done similar things in the past, and you have a problem getting the mold out without destroying your 3d print. This has a sleeve that you print along with the mold. You put the sleeve in, and when your mold is ready you pull the sleeve out. ...In...

Print two of these molds, then seal them together securely, fill them completely with water and allow it to freeze thoroughly, after it has frozen, carefully pry the two blocks apart and you'll see - suddenly you have a spinning top made of ice that...

This is a Mold for Crafting an Ice Sphere. To Create It: Click Here to Watch Our Tutorial Video on YouTube: hTdceRjyqIY. ... About Us: Our Website: coffreedom.com Follow Us on Facebook: @CoffreedomOfficial Join Our Community on Instagram:...

I simply need an ice cube mold that can handle large quantities. ...Flexible materials are the way to go, and I personally swear by SBS plastic, although FLEX is even better if you ask me.