PanBuddy - Large Pan Soaking/Washing Assistant for Double-Basin Sink
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Fits on the rib of a double-basin sink, to give you a flat surface to leave large pots/pans soaking and/or scrub them.
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I have always been tired of not being able to let pans too large to lay in the bottom of my sink soak, and having to fight to hold them in place while I scrub them. I would always try to balance them flat on the rib of the sink, or hold them awkwardly at an angle, which was a pain.
Enter, Pan-Buddy, who provides a rigid surface approx. ~7" in diameter to place pots, plans, and other things too large to lay in the bottom of sinks on.
It fits on my sink, which has a rib that is approx. ~36mm wide at the top, and widens at an approximately 4.25 degree angle as you move toward the bottom of the sink. I have no idea if this is a common or standard size.
Please measure your sink before printing and confirm that it has approximately the same rib dimensions. On request I could upload versions for different sinks, or provide the source STEP if there is enough requests. Scaling the entire model based on the top of the rib width, would probably also get pretty close.
Printing Considerations:
I printed this out of PETG, with a 0.6mm nozzle and 0.32mm layers.
I recommend printing this out of PETG due to its chemical and water resistance. Print with extra perimeters (at least 3-4) for strength. Printing with a larger nozzle and larger layers will improve strength as well.
Yes, 3D printed parts are not generally considered "food-safe". Seeing as this does not come in direct contact with any food or liquid intended for consumption, I do not think it to be a major issue. You could seal the part with a epoxy or resin if you chose to.