ForFOXSake18
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May 26, 2022 2:23 PM
ForFOXSake18
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GroumphLePreux
Amazon employees would like to order you a few hundreds bottles. During their shifts, it would help them...
Witcher187
https://www.amazon.com/Canning-Kitchen-Funnels-Filling-Stainless/dp/B09PMRHBZS/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=canning+funnel&qid=1653580246&sr=8-5
JeffGodofBiscuits
Or just cut the top off a vitamin bottle next time
ForFOXSake18
The point was to overengineer it with the tools I have access too. :)
chocolateandmilkwin
Remember most 3D printed stuff are not food safe
ForFOXSake18
Was considered. Should only be used for Ice. Printed in ABS and should hold up for a while...
thatsecondweirdguy
The problem is not erosion as much as microchanneling between layers is difficult to keep clean of bacteria and (if moist) fungi.
InvalidUserCredentials
So not really any different to the score marks in a chopping board then. Just wash it.
thatsecondweirdguy
An easy fix to remedy is just giving it a quick coat of resin to smooth it out.
ForFOXSake18
This is true. If it does start to get gross or smell, I can always print another. ??
dasAchteck
not an expert, but this seems pretty safe - not heavily washed or exposed to extreme heat. any other considerations?
chocolateandmilkwin
3D printed objects are porous and have lots of ridges from the layering which is perfect for mold to grow in, also it can have tiny pieces 1
thatsecondweirdguy
I believe calling it porous is an exaggeration but otherwise I 100% agree.
chocolateandmilkwin
which break off into the food, though with all the microplastic we already consume it probably doesn't make a difference.
dasAchteck
ah, those are fair points. thanks.
Thesaya
Can't you just coat it with something?
ForFOXSake18
You could coat it with some resin to then make it "Food safe".