Spaghetti pasta drying rack stand

I make my own pasta sometimes and I wanted to buy a stand for drying spaghetti (or storing it until boil it say the other day). Commercial kitchen stuff is crazy expensive (30€) for what it is - basically a few rods connected together, sometimes foldable for easier storage. So I went and bought 20mm diameter wooden stick and stole a few 4mm skewers from my wife and printed the rest. I didn't want to use 3D printed parts for he sticks as I don't want my food to get plastics into it (from stringing etc.) and wood can absorb moisture from the pasta and then dry it off of itself when not in use, whoch plastic can't do.

You will find a stand for 20mm wooden stick with hole in the bottom to secure it with a screw and four places to put the skewers in when you want to store this drying rack. The other part goes on the 20mm stick to hold the top of the skewers in place so they don't dance around.

How to make it

You cut the stick to your liking (I did like 30cm), drill holes for skewers on one end (I made 4 holes through the stick each kinda in 45 degrees angle from the previous one and also a bit lower then the previous one so they don't interfere), then put the stick in the base, secure it with screw if needed (I didn't, friction fit was perfect for me) and then slide the ring thing on the stick and you are ready.

If you want to dry spaghetti, put the skewers in the holes and you have your rack, if you want to store the rack, just put the skewers through the holes in the circle thing and then in the holes in the base and you made it somewhat compact.

How I printed it

I have printed base/stand using 0.2mm layer, 2 walls and 10% gyroid infill.

I have printed the circle thing using 3 walls so it is more springy (not too stiff) when you slide it on the 20mm stick. Using 3 walls makes the big ring part print without infill.