Pan lid handle

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My First Experiment with Colorfabb HT Testing the Handle of My Pan Lid Project Trying to Create a Functional and Durable Pan Lid Handle Using 3D Printing Technology First Test Results Are Promising, Even with Boiling Water for 10 Minutes https://youtu.be/XviJzIc8mk8 My Initial Test Passed with Flying Colors, and the Handle Showed No Signs of Stress or Deformation After Exposing it to Extreme Temperatures, There Was Minimal Heat Transfer, Making It Easy to Hold the Handle https://youtu.be/XkB2I00fD-s Putting it in the Dishwasher Isn't a Problem Either, as Colorfabb HT withstood the High Temperature and Harsh Chemicals Print Settings Used for This Experiment Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer Model: Ultimaker 2 Rafting: No Rafts Were Used Supports: Yes, Used to Ensure Proper Printing of Overhanging Features Resolution: 0.15 mm Layer Thickness Infill Percentage: 20% Notes: Cura Software Was Used for Slicing and GCode Generation Print Speed: 30 mm/s Material Settings: Nozzle Temperature: 255°C Build Platform Temperature: 100°C Fan Speed: 20% Additional Resources: Check Out Colorfabb HT's Official Website for More Information on How to Use This Material https://ht.colorfabb.com/how/ Using a 3D Print Sticker Can Help Prevent Warping and Improving Adhesion https://www.123-3d.nl/123-3D-3D-printsticker-20x20-cm-5-vel-i948-t244.html