What 3D printing project are you working on today?

[PK Project Manager]

Whether you’re deep into a complex build or just testing out a fresh idea, we’d love to hear what 3D printing project has captured your focus today. From functional pieces to artistic designs, each print has its own story and challenges. Share the details of your latest endeavor: What inspired it? Any unique techniques or filament choices?

Let’s spark some creativity, learn from each other, and celebrate the incredible projects happening across the community. So: What 3D printing project are you working on today?

 

[jimmychou]

Hello, I am currently trying to make a desktop ornament of Master Yoda using PLA filament. the details are not fully depicted so far, but I am confident that I can succeed

 

[PK Project Manager]

Hello, I am currently trying to make a desktop ornament of Master Yoda using PLA filament. the details are not fully depicted so far, but I am confident that I can succeed

That's awesome. Please post pics when you're done.

 

[Nifty]

I just did a remix and posted it (which I rarely do):

Sugar & Salt Measured Dispenser & Pourer - Also for Neti-Pot Solution - Mason Jar Lid​

https://www.printables.com/model/1322406-sugar-salt-measured-dispenser-pourer-also-for-neti

 

[Artur5]

I'd be very careful using anything 3D printed in direct contact with food/medicines. Even if PLA is often advertised as a health safe filament, that's not quite true and it isn’t free from bacterial grow. Besides, apart from the filament, there’s the nozzle and other parts pf the printer. Only stainless steel nozzles should be used for printing parts in contact with food.

You may think that I'm too paranoiac about these matters and maybe I am, but still...

 

[Redbrickman]

The biggest danger is bacteria building up in the layer gaps.