Simple spice/salt/tea/powder scoop

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I've Got a Scoop to Share! Got some great smoked sea salt to divvy up among friends, but needed smaller bags that could be filled easily. Had some small ziplock bags lying around, but no scoop in sight! That's when I decided to model and print my own. Easy peasy, lemon squeezy! The design fit perfectly into the 50mm (2")-wide bags I had on hand. To give it a bit of extra grip, I added some ridges for your thumb - it's like having a built-in scoop with a silver grip! Check out this timelapse video to see how it was made: https://youtu.be/60VPmW0sjwwPr... Here are the printing settings: * Printer: i300Pro * Rafts: No, no rafts needed! * Supports: No supports required either - I wanted a quick print job. * Resolution: 0.16mm layers for a smooth finish. * Infill: A moderate 10% infill to give it some strength without wasting too much material. I designed the scoop with three shells in mind, but it mostly uses two since the walls are only 0.7mm thick. If you have trouble with overhangs, you might need to add supports - just a heads up! One thing to keep in mind: if you're using PLA, you'll want to use supports unless your cooling system is top-notch and can handle some overhang. I tested the updated version with PLA and my machine did require supports. Designing this scoop was a breeze - I used my go-to design tool, Onshape!