rolling pin inventor 3d models

A Simple Ravioli Maker Tool. This device was designed with a 3D modeling software called Tinkercad. ...Make adjustments to it directly at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/cOqJQze0Y67.

screw for Whiskspro kneading stick made in PLA print horizontally

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The object was crafted for practical use and to test print an item with numerous curves. I encountered difficulty in removing the structure from the curved base. To improve future projects, I will ensure the parts have flatter bases. Overall, it...

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I come into Cura fairly compact, but I intentionally created it to expand up to a 3-inch diameter. ...Unfortunately, I'm currently busy assembling my new printer, which means I haven't had the chance to put it through a test print yet.

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Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:38943 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=38943

ESSEN kneading stick covers since it fell off and broke, I designed it in Tinkercad. ... I printed it in simplify 3d layer 0.2 infiltration 30% velocity 50 mm/s.

The model, which is part of the Kitchen Utensils Set, has a scale based on centimeters and was designed in Maya 2014. The preview render was made with Keyshot, so it might differ from the renderer included. It comes in file formats like ma, mb, fbx,...

End Caps for Open V-Slot 2020 with Open Hardware logo. ... This is a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:398515

<p>I've recreated the role with a smoother surface compared to the orginal stl.&nbsp;</p>

Silicone rollers are designed with precision, featuring a ring diameter of precisely 3.7 centimeters. ...To create a paste that's just 5 millimeters thick, the ring is expertly crafted for optimal performance.

<p>Simply print 2, grab a #5 screw, and attach it wherever you need it. A half-inch length screw should work but adjust as needed. ...Strong double sided tape can be used as well.</p>

I got fed up with uneven glue-stick patches on my bed and quickly came up with this solution to level out the glue. ...It seems this might be useful for others who are printing without a heated bed as well.

I took on a challenge to create something utterly pointless and counterproductive. I succeeded in crafting something that serves no purpose whatsoever. ... The full-sized files are available for download, but I had to compress them by half using my...

I was aiming to bake some biscuits that needed a thicker cut than what our roller standoffs provide as standard. A simple solution, a quick fix, and it works perfectly! This product comes in three sizes: 1", 3/4" and 1/2". Each disk displays the size...

This creation originated from a design session on Tinkercad. ...Check out the original project at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/cOqJQze0Y67

Now with added grips for easier handling. This creation was designed using the versatile tool, Tinkercad. ...Edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/cOqJQze0Y67

Just slip a sturdy wooden dowel into place and roll out your dough with ease using its flat surface as a makeshift rolling pin.

The Tupperware Rolling Pin (https://www.amazon.com/Tuperware-Tupperware-professional-Rolling-Pin/dp/B00ACK3FL4) includes two thickness rings: 3mm and 6mm. ...This innovative design features a complementary ring with a 4.5mm thickness, perfectly...

Simply place a wooden dowel into position and proceed to manipulate it as one would a rolling pin.

These are endcaps you can print to put on the end of a rolling pin which should leave a 1/4" dough height when complete. Inspired by a request from my wife for even-height Christmas cookies. ...You may need to adjust the center holes to allow the caps...

Simply place a sturdy wooden dowel on the floor and use it as a makeshift rolling pin to smooth out any wrinkles or creases.