Manual Pasta Machine KitchenAid Drive and Mount

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This model enables you to drive a cheap pasta machine from amazon like this one https://www.amazon.co.uk/KitchenCraft-World-Flavours-Machine-Stainless/dp/B000RHWI4W/ref=sr_1_7?crid=143R8YSWU8UXE&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.La1rC0i11FHFyivO3iPWoHYsygmQi3TqXuVXtuXDxwf7XvimPRKkdazxi5Sczl9wXeWwU5EE-uP-xbfnuPEuGL2RX7XrffAQOh7TZxq9P7saXw1G78LwCXQRBuB7iVwrAkhQwtZWK12CQMqHlmLWCvxwcDs3QDQQHG8TTd2Sfabennx_PM2tqKpqpDXVvqdZqx5h6iRFIS6IIZvmDr4KXjK4r4kdDgtckt_hIMmDWCr-D3yFLmz8vLFBSQ9r19o5YqXOPQfjJ9YKNEx2ZJAQuuoMQoSqsPToYp5qYwWMVWQ.bAMQ4qVh6dD36Ql2SSNWi5pYWIiRuqliX4qaW7JBQUA&dib_tag=se&keywords=pasta%2Bmaker&qid=1713706424&sprefix=pa%2Caps%2C1210&sr=8-7&th=1 with a KitchenAid mixer. You will need to print the 3 parts. I would suggest 5 plus walls for the drive pieces as they need a lot of strength and 50% infill. You will also need 3 m3 sized heat set threaded inserts, two need placing in the mount part and one in the pasta maker drive.All parts print without supports as orientated in the 3mf file. PLA seems strong enough though I haven't run any dough through this yet…. Also I the standard mixing bowl is the right height to support the pasta maker body when connected to the mixer as well which is a bonus!