Kitchen Cheat Sheet by jdneeley3

jdneeley3

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill

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5.4 h

2 plates

5.0(5)

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Description

As an Engineer I was always allowed a “cheat sheet” on my exams. I also happen to love cooking and baking but I was always looking up these conversion rates, even just as a sanity check. Plus, when cooking meats, you really don't want to mix up minimum safety temperatures. Hence the Kitchen Cheat Sheet, for quick reference in the kitchen. Bonus, it's 3D printed so it's much sturdier than paper, and wont damage with water, dough, splatters, etc. Perfect gift for anyone that likes to cook! There is a light typo in the word Teaspoon(should be Teaspoons). This HAS been fixed in the uploaded model, just not in the photo I uploaded.

Comment & Rating (13)

@maguire.michael

Love this! Any chance you can make a version I can put 6x3 or 8x3 magnets in?

The designer has replied

@kingofgotham

just upload it into tinkercad and make it wider and remove some holes

@jdneeley3

I agree with Drycreek, even in Bambu studio it's pretty easy to add holes for magnets, there are so many sizes for magnets that this is probably the best way rather than me uploading a new model. Use the "negative part" cylinder, and then just tune the size and position for where you want the magnets. As a note, this model is not thick enough for 3mm magnets, it would probably just be easier to add magnet tape on the back.

@maguire.michael

Replying to @jdneeley3 :

Got it, thank you both of you for letting me know how I can do it myself! I'm pretty new to 3D printing and I'm more used to pcb layout cad like Altium than 3D modeling cad, but that makes total sense and I should be able to make that work. I appreciate you both being so willing to provide constructive feedback instead of just blowing me off completely!

@user_1574447078

do you recommend to print face down or face up? if using a peo plate with the mirror design on the plate

The designer has replied

@jdneeley3

you can’t really print it face down(without weird supports), since the text and images and border all stick up from the base. It was designed to be printed face up.