
What's for Dinner? #CountertopChallenge
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What's for dinner? It will be a stir fry with beef, broccoli, bell peppers, bok choy all in classic stir fry sauce. This was decided randomly by selected preferences. Yes, it's meal randomizer time! Choose a main category and five sub-categories and let What's for Dinner make the rest of the decisions. An example is pasta - what kind of pasta, sauce, veggies? Come up with all possibilities based on you and your dinner mates preferences, put the tokens in removable cartridges and pull the sliders slowly until one token from each category is freed from the base, lift the base to reveal the ingredients and cook. Thanks for taking a look! The included set features tokens for a random stir fry because I make lots of stir fry. This set is identified by the wok handle on the cartridges. So, when I pick up a cartridge from this set, it's definitely for stir fry. However, you can create different cartridges and tokens for various randomizations like sandwich randomizer since sandwiches are begging to be randomized. Here are some additional instructions: All parts printed at 15% infill and .2mm layer height. Some model glue was used to hold the brackets to the base; retrospectively, I would have tightened up tolerances on the release mechanism concerning the gap in the base.
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