Coffee Powder Portioner Lid
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- Weight reported by the author
- 7 g
- Print time reported by the author
- 34.2 min
- Source material
- PLA
- Estimate material
- PLA
- Estimate printer
- Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
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- 0.20mm Standard
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Minimal coffee powder lid with a portioning opening for e.g. "Gut und Günstig Kaffee Weißer" and other comparable brands
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- Printables
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- Kitchen
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Being annoyed by the crappy paper foil lid of the coffee whitener powder I use every morning, I have designed a minimal coffee powder lid with a portioning opening for e.g. "Gut und Günstig Kaffee Weißer" and other comparable brands in these plastic cases. This prevents usage of an extra spoon that I often accidentally dropped into my coffee cup afterwards to stir it - instead of my former one.
Just remove the foil lid and clip the printed lid in - easy portioning is save now :-). The normal screw lid can still be used onward after usage.
It can be printed upside-down and normal - at least on my Prusa - the overhang was no problem - I tried both directions using a textured print sheet. 10% infill is good enough, no supports needed.
I have provided a two-color (filament change) PLA gcode from my Prusa; so the print can easily be split into two differently colored parts to underline the coffee sign.
I might provide another version with a thinner top (currently 1 mm, maybe 0,5 mm is enough) to ensure the normal screwed lid is not too tight.
Is it food safe? No clue, but as this is dry powder I am not that much concerned.
PS: I printed in yellow (and yellow-blue), as this was currently there for testing; white might be slightly nicer with brown as second color layer.
/Andreas