Measuring Spoons scoop
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To be used with powdered stuff like coffee or washing detergent. Measuring bricks wont work. Seariously why would you?
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Prints just fine with only 2 perimeters (0.4mm nozzle) and no infill. Also no support needed
For reference:
1ml suitable for measuring spices
2.5ml equals the volumen of one average sugar cube
5ml-15ml Usefull around the kitchen
20ml-25ml of coffee powder is great for brewing one mug of coffee
30ml-40ml seems to be a good amount for most whey/protein powders to make for a tasty shake/desert
50ml Three 50ml scoops of rice make a reasonable meal per person (excluding vegetables)
60ml works well for washing detergent. Most brands require ~80ml (powder) for one wash but this seems a little exessive.
80ml If you want to stick with your washing detergents manual.
100ml Is the bigest size so far but it still wont work with bricks. Why are you so obsessed with measuring bricks anyhow? Might work for dog food though
Note:
The spoons shown in the pictures feature random volume markings. Actually they represent the 20,25,30 and 40ml sizes
CHANGELOG 24.09.2023
Added 1, 2.5ml, 5ml, 10ml and 15ml sizes