Bunholio 2000
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I spent some time in the Faroe Islands and Iceland where everyone ate Pylsur/Plysa. Here is my tool for helping.
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In the Faroe Islands they served Pylsur or Pylsa (hot dogs) in a crusty bun that has a hole drilled in it. You can't find these in the US, so I made a tool to drill a hole in a conventional bun. You can frequently get unsliced hot dog buns at small supermarket bakeries, or you can ask a bakery to make some unsliced for you. Or maybe use chunks of baguette. The Bunholio 2000 has some aggressive teeth at the end that will make small work of drilling a hole (clockwise). I suggest printing these in PETG. The model is printed with the handle on the bed plate. You might need a brim. The cleaner tool is for pushing the drilled bread out of the tube.