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I'm absolutely smitten with these hydrophobic camping sporks; I always keep two stashed away in my car, and it's even more convenient when they're paired up together. This nifty little clip keeps them neatly matched at all times. To make things easy,...

A Simple Spork, Whatever You Call It, Gets a Facelift | Geffel or Foon, It's All Good When it comes to 3D printing a spork, the model you choose can make all the difference. A design without visual flair is just what you need if you're looking for...

This is my spin on a keychain spork. It prints without support and should take about 7 grams of PETG or whatever material you are up for sticking in your pie hole. ...Inspiration in part came from a flat nose/ concrete shovel.

Resolution is .3 mm sharp, just like your spork's edge. Infill is 30%, giving it a nice balance of structure and weight. Notes are important, so listen up: Taulman 618 parameters call for a Layer height of .3 mm, Infill of 30%, Print speed of 30...

Just a simple Spork| Goeffel| Foon whatever. .stl/.step is without the graphic seen on the picture Use a food- & temperature safe filament PA/PP etc Print instructionsCategory: Outdoor & Garden Summary Just a simple Spork| Goeffel| Foon...

... challenges when using a fork and knife due to difficulty in maneuvering these utensils. The Scissors-Spork offers disabled or elderly people the convenience of cutting and eating their food with just one hand, an advantage many take for granted.

I created model to make an ultralight toothbrush using a Snow Peak titanium spork as the handle.  Mine weighs 0.15oz (4.25 gm).  I was inspired by the video about “The Burner Sporkbrush” on YouTube by Benjamin Burner.  You will also need to cut the...

... and empire collapse. Afterward, you show off your sharp self-defense spork, reminding users to be cautious and not sharpen it on cellroom floors. ...Instructions include printing and using aggressively against lunch-stealing coworkers.

Ever been on a backcountry trip, savoring a delicious boil-in-the-bag meal straight from the bag, only to find your spork can't reach the bottom corner?\nYou need a tool that's long enough and shaped just right to get into those hard-to-reach areas.

Camping fork and spork design notes, highlighting the difference between two versions: one thicker for reliability in survival kits, and another thinner for user-friendliness. Both designs are print-friendly and can be scaled to preference. 123fork...

(I know the term "Chinese Throwing [Whatever]" is a Western misnomer, but it's what I grew up with.) This spork has a hidden feature: use its tongs to capture up to five grapes for you and your friends. Balance it on your fingertip and watch as the...

Here are some essential features to consider for your ultimate portable spork: Compact Design: - Measures 4 inches in length, making it easy to slip into any pocket or backpack. Multiple Functionality: - Offers both eating and serving functions...

For when you are at the table with your family and can't reach what you want, or just for fun! Please remix, not sure if it works. Enjoy! ... Supportless

My friend made an incredible spoon-fork combo for her tech class project.

This design was just constructed out of curiosity. ...A easy to make design.

I designed this spork to be sturdy enough to take camping. I also wanted it to have the following properties: * Prints in one hour or less * Works in PLA * Prints without support There are two versions - with and without attachment holes. ... ...

This Set is Part of a Larger Collection! ...Check out My Designs for the STL File of the "Camp Spork".

This is an innovative utensil that rotates, spinning effortlessly as you use it to prepare your meals. ...Its clever design incorporates a sharp blade, allowing for effortless chopping and slicing of ingredients.

A clever utensil combo that locks in place and folds up neat. Choose any of the four tools - spoon, fork or knife - attach the locking pins with a dab of glue, and you're good to go! This design takes inspiration from the Finnish Defence Forces'...

Scoop, Stab, and SLUuuuuuuuuuuurrrrrRRRPPP! Ever wanted an all in one utensil that can do all of the above in a fun way? If so, I'm sorry, your wish has been granted. Just a little heads up: only some 3D printer filaments are FDA approved to be...

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It's a massive utensil hybrid.

A versatile utensil set that combines a spoon, fork, and knife into one handy device, which securely locks in place and folds up for easy storage. You can choose any of the four interchangeable utensils, secure them with a dab of glue to the locking...

A handy spoon/fork/ knife combo, which locks in place and folds. You can pick any of the four utensils, attach the locking pins with a dap of glue, and fold away! Inspired by the Finnish Defence Forces legendary Luha. Please note the food safety...