1950's Melitta 102 Coffee Pour-over Filter
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This is a copy of my Grandfather's 1950's Melitta 102 Porcelain Coffee filter.
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My mom recently gave me my Grandfather's 1950's Melitta 102 porcelain 3 hole coffee filter. I thought it would be a good test for my Revopoint POP 3D scanner. I was able to make an autosurface solid model from the point cloud, but I wanted a cleaner model I could manipulate. I ended up doing a lofted surface for the outside, and used the scan surface for the inside. It was a good mental exercise. I did modify the design and put two viewing holes in the base so you can see how full your cup is. Of course you could just buy a plastic one on Amazon, but what fun is that!
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- Melitta plastic pour over filter ( https://amzn.to/3uVYuFm )
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