Foot Powder Nozzle

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Why must foot powder containers feature baby powder lids, when all you need is coverage between your toes? I've devised a solution in the form of a conical shape that fits onto the bottle, reducing its opening from 25mm to just 8mm and following a 45-degree rule for ease of printing. The design is customizable and parametric in the .scad file, allowing you to adjust it to fit your specific bottle and foot needs. To create this foot powder topper, follow these instructions: 1. Remove the original lid from your foot powder bottle (a screwdriver may be needed). 2. Measure four dimensions of the bottle: a. The diameter of the bottle below the bulge that holds the cap in place. b. The diameter of the bulge itself. c. The distance from the bottom corner of this bulge to the top of the bottle. d. The diameter of the bottle's top. 3. Input these measurements into the .scad file and make any necessary adjustments for a snug fit, ensuring minimal powder spillage.