Coffee scoop, 60ml, 4 Tablespoons

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Wife Needed a Scoop at Home She needed to make coffee at home and so I grabbed dimensions from a scoop in a three pound can of coffee that I had used months ago! This Coffee Scoop is Made Easier by Printing it with a Handle at the Bottom. Having a handle at the bottom made printing easier, also, when scooping, you'll see that it eases leveling off the top part of the bag. My wife really likes using this scoop! To Make Our Standard Pot, We Need Two Scoops for a Twelve Cup Carafe. Our regular cuppa requires two scoops and pictures show a great view of coffee powder embedded in the texture of this cool scoop. I have an old scoop which measures 60ml - the dimensions of this new scoop are 46.7mm inside diameter by 38mm deep and, doing the math with pi times r squared and depth gives 65cc (or milliliters). One Teaspoon or Four Teaspoons and One Teaspoom: What We Use Now we need to look at spoons too - a teaspoon measures five milliliters and tablespoons are fifteen. By calculation it appears this scoop holds about four full spoonfuls with a little more. Print This Baby Right Print using layers of 0.3mm, the print robot v2.1 plus printer which is in use now and needs just one and three eighths meters of a seventeen fifty PLA, at thirteen point five grams at a speed of about seventy five mm. I estimate this takes one hour.