Bradley Smoker Bisquette Press
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Make your own bisquettes with this simple press.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Kitchen
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Video of this in action, with context:
Check out online recipes for making the mixture, using sawdust, potato starch, etc. A PDF is also attached here in the files section, with the recipes from the linked video.
This print is done in 3 pieces:
- The female half
- The male half
- The follower, which inserts into the female half. This is used to push out the finished bisquette after it has been formed.
Simply pack the press with ~¼ cup (60 ml) of your mixture. Use moderate pressure to form the bisquette - I found that stepping on it with my foot was adequate. You can also use a vice or other press, if you printed this with enough strength.
For print settings, you can use almost any material. PETG is probably a good choice, to avoid a brittle failure under pressure. Use 3 or 4 perimeters, with ~50% infill. I used 0.6mm line width and 0.28mm layer height to reduce print time.
No supports are needed!
Update August 2024:
- Optimized fillets / chamfers for better 3D printing practices
- Also added STEP files
- You can find the old files still attached, as a ZIP file