TL;DR

The IKEA 365+ IHÄRDIG spice mill is a versatile kitchen tool designed to effortlessly grind and enhance the flavors of your spices and with this convenient funnel that makes filling the mill a breeze, ensuring a seamless and mess-free experience.

fun fact this model is Z seamless

update 230813

• added freecad source code

Collection

exercise, CAD

Motivation

No more peppercorns on the floor.

Saw this post on reddit and just made one.

Let's get started

and ask a AI about food save:

PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol-Modified) is generally considered food-safe and is used in some food-contact applications such as beverage containers and food packaging. However, when it comes to 3D printing, there are a few factors to consider:

1. Print Quality and Material Purity: The quality of the PETG filament you use and the cleanliness of your 3D printer can affect the food safety of the printed item. If the filament is of low quality or contains impurities, it could potentially leach harmful substances into the food.
2. Layer Adhesion and Bacterial Growth: FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) 3D prints have layer lines that can be difficult to clean thoroughly. These layers could potentially trap food particles and lead to bacterial growth if not cleaned properly.
3. Surface Finish: 3D printed objects, especially those with a textured surface, can harbor bacteria and be challenging to clean effectively.
4. Given these considerations, if you plan to use a PETG FDM printed funnel for food contact, it's advisable to take the following steps:
5. - Use Food-Grade Filament: Ensure that the PETG filament you are using is labeled as food-safe or suitable for food contact applications.
6. - Thorough Cleaning: Clean the funnel thoroughly after each use to prevent the accumulation of food residues and bacteria.
7. - Regular Inspection: Regularly inspect the funnel for any signs of wear, cracks, or degradation that could potentially compromise its food safety.
8. - Consider the Food Type: Depending on the type of spices you plan to funnel, it's important to note that certain strong spices and oils might interact with the PETG material differently. It might be a good idea to do a small-scale test before using the funnel extensively.
9. - Disclaimer: While PETG is generally considered safe for food contact, it's always recommended to exercise caution when using 3D printed items for food-related purposes. If you're unsure about the safety of your specific 3D printed item, you might want to consider alternative options such as commercially available kitchen tools.

Keep in mind that specific regulations and standards might vary by region, so it's a good idea to research local guidelines and recommendations for food-safe 3D printing materials and practices. (chatGPT 230812)

Attribution

© yahbluez

Can I sell copies of this?

Yes! Yahbluez shared this project under the GNU GPL v3.0 license. This license allows selling copies, but you must provide proper attribution and use the GPL 3.0 license, as detailed in the GPL v3.0 license itself. You have not the right to use any other licence than GNU GPL 3.0.

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Money will be spend on filament and beer.

Filament used

translucent rainbow PETG