Sushi Maker 202x43mm

As a family, we like sushi nori rolls. Making it at home means we can come up with our own stuffings. Perhaps not traditional Japanese, but we find it useful.

My sushi maker design has inside dimensions of 43 x 202mm. The design includes cutting slots, so a full length roll can be cut into 8 equal pieces.

The sushi maker is in several printed parts:
- Base frame
- Press and handle
- Tamper
- Nori frame

The handle is secured to the press with two 6g (3.5mm) x 15mm stainless steel screws. Here is my 3D design. My design may match your needs, too.

A (over-simplified) roll filling guide:
1. Place a sheet of nori evenly in the base.
2. Fill a layer of 10mm sushi rice.
3. Use tamper to press a ridge in the centre of the roll rice.
4. Include filling (be creative)
5. Place a 10mm layer of sushi rice on top.
6. Use press to firm up the nori rice and filling.
7. Wrap the nori ends together into a roll.
8. Cut.
9. Eat

Cleaning
- Most 3D printed parts don't do well in a dishwasher, so, use soap and cold or warm water to keep parts clean after each use. Take care for food hygiene with 3D printed parts.

My print is made with eSUN PETG 1.75mm Red filament, with 0.2mm layer height and 15% infill on a Bambu X1 Carbon printer. No supports required. Wall Loops = 4. A brim is recommended for the tamper.

I hope that you can find this print useful, too.

Remember to leave me some feedback or even a tip to keep me enthused to make more of these drawings.

UPDATE
15/12/2023 Nori frame made wider to allow the tamper to fit inside it.