Hashi-oki Hashi
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A fun play on words to keep your chopsticks elevated and clean!.
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- Printables
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- Kitchen
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- Standard Digital File License
A little fun play on words for this model…
In Japanese, “Hashi” (or more formally, Ohashi) means “Chop Sticks.” It also means “Bridge.”
"Hashi-oki" is what a chopstick rest is called. So… This is my “Hashi-oki Hashi!”
This is modeled after a simplified traditional Japanese Bridge as seen in Zen gardens, Shrines and all over. Often near a Torii gate.
While much simpler to print in resin, this is a very challenging print for FDM and is only really made possible with Prusa Slicers new Organic supports (or tree supports in other slicers…). You will need a well tunned printer with good cooling to pull it off. If you get stringing, I recommend using heat to remove that BEFORE removing the supports if possible.
Eager to see your successful prints- but please don't scream at me if you can't pull this one off. It is not meant to be an easy print!