Functional Minimalist Onigiri Maker

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You're Not Going to Find a Better Design for Maximizing Functionality with Minimal Dishes - Work Harder! Seriously, folks, this design is far from perfect. You can do better. Instructions: Print Both Parts (Double Print the Plate for a Fancy Edge). Clean and Smoothen Inner Defects to Prevent Redundant Adhesion of Rice to the Mold. Spray Parts with Water (If No Spray, Soak in a Water Bowl). Pack Sticky Rice into the Mold, Creating Space for Filling and Top Rice Layer. Add Your Desired Filling and Cover with Rice. 6a. (One Plate) Flatten the Top Rice Layer with Your Hand, Flip and Push While Pulling Up Walls (Use One Finger - Two if You're Slim or Cheap). 6b. (Two Plates) Place the Second Plate on Top (Use One Finger - Two if Really Slim), Then Pull Up Walls While Gently Pushing the Plate. Add Seaweed and Soy Sauce to Taste, Then Dig In. Print Settings: Printer: Tiko 3D Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Notes: Walls May Warp Without a Raft. Choose Wisely. Make Sure to Print Inner Walls Slightly Larger Than the Plate for Free Wiggle Room and Minimal Leakage.