2 and 4 oz ramekin

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I've just added ramekins for serving ketchup/bbq sauce at the request of my favorite wife, and you can get the Openscad files if you want to customize it yourself - the dimensions are stamped on the bottom. Printing Settings: Rafts: None No supports needed. 5% infill for the most effective print settings, no raft so your printed objects will have a smooth bottom. Note: I left no support unneeded since it's superfluous with 3D printing technology and the item should be able to be handled carefully as is. My recommended setting has been .2 layers of no shell structure with an output rate on my printer set at fifty to seventy-five which resulted in great print outcomes. Post-Printing A few crucial reminders about printing for food serving containers like this one. When I finish, remember - 3D PRINTED ITEMS ARE NOT FOOD SAFE. What you need to do is take a little time and make them so by spraying four layers of spray polyurethane all over the thing - you get my drift! It works wonderfully if you cover it up with something else, don't let that ketchup stay on the surface!