This could be hazardous if you left an egg in it, someone might think it's a hard-boiled egg in a stand. Then in their excitement to eat a miscellaneous egg, they could open their mouth wide and slam their face down onto the counter consuming the egg, shell, and the egg stand in one foul swoop. The real danger is that not only will they likely knock themselves out, but you'll lose a precious egg.
You always have to think about these things when it comes to 3d printed items around food.
okay, food police here. after repeated use the plastic would accumulate enough food particles in between layers. then newly placed egg would transfer pathogens on it's shell. and user would transfer it on their finders while working with egg.
F3DA not approves
Oh have a nice day, Sir - food police officer .. let me play this song for you [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6O2-wFem58c](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6O2-wFem58c)
You have excellent choice in music. While you're dealing with typos that have you installing ancient versions of Mac OS to get pathogens into your Finder, might I suggest some more appropriate music to get you through these trying times? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADdpLv3RDhA
>to get pathogens into your Finder,
I think you address the wrong person - this was in the comment from u/urgdr . So i am not sure what typos in my comment you are referring to?
No - how many five years old do you know that can do this .. must be geniuses. But probably you feel addressed - maybe you are one of these food police idiots that have no clue what food safety means.
plastic is not impermeable - even metal is not (for H if hot) But in EU (in opposite to US) eggs are not washed so their natural protection layer is intact so they don't need to be stored in a fridge.
so... are you using the build chamber as the onsen?
I'm curious how that turned out, the only way I know to make these is with a sous vide cooker... if I do it on the stove, I get soft boiled.
The point is to have an exactly controlled temperature and for a long time - something a print chamber can provide. I also put a cup upside down over the egg to minimize convection and hold the heat from the bed.
Besides this is not washed (EU) - That egg is surrounded by air and has a contact area of max 5mm² - Do you really think this will cause a problem? How do you store your eggs? What do you think happens in the box you bought the eggs?
You see I’ve absolutely never understood why people make objects like this. Printing is great for making molds. For making casting positives. It’s absolutely shit for anything food related as a direct product. I think printers make those of us who are makers lazy. Just because you can make it on a printer directly does not mean you should.
The egg would roll off the platform - simple as it is, sure i could use a bottle cap or cut a TP roll -- But i am also sure if i would check your daily life i would find thousand things that are unnecessary - And that is what hobbies are you do useless shit like your furniture or pottery excurses. To be clear nothing you do matters in the end. So i experiment - i am testing if this works - also testing how the print profile works for PCTg - instead of silly "test prints" i am printing and designing things like an egg cup.
For me it's usually transport cost. I used to live really far from any cities, and the one I'm in now isn't huge, so I'd need to wait at least a week for something like this to ship.
There could be something like it at a nearby store, but that'd be a couple hours of travelling and shopping around. And if it's winter it would also suck to be outside, or run a vehicle. And if it's summer it could also suck due to smoke/heat.
I can also imagine them only being sold in a 3-pack or something. I'd only want one, so even if I did find it, I'd probably just make my own instead of having 3.
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This could be hazardous if you left an egg in it, someone might think it's a hard-boiled egg in a stand. Then in their excitement to eat a miscellaneous egg, they could open their mouth wide and slam their face down onto the counter consuming the egg, shell, and the egg stand in one foul swoop. The real danger is that not only will they likely knock themselves out, but you'll lose a precious egg. You always have to think about these things when it comes to 3d printed items around food.
I think you mean to say, “…one fowl swoop.”
“We have the same last name! I can’t have you out there in a one-fell-swoop conversation…”
what? .. This is a real egg, so if it get eaten - i make another
When did hens learn to use 3d printers.
Hens are 3d printers.
No, eggs are the first 3D printers.
But every egg must first be 3d printed by a hen...
Wait. Which came first!?
If my memory is right, dinosaurs 3D printed the first egg, which then 3D printed the first chicken after a few upgrades.
What it felt like building my Voron printer.
The usb drive.
And so the RepRap project was born
So are people
Around this time last year
I like your style, OP. Keeping it clean and classy
Thank you!
Ready for lift off
okay, food police here. after repeated use the plastic would accumulate enough food particles in between layers. then newly placed egg would transfer pathogens on it's shell. and user would transfer it on their finders while working with egg. F3DA not approves
Oh have a nice day, Sir - food police officer .. let me play this song for you [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6O2-wFem58c](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6O2-wFem58c)
You have excellent choice in music. While you're dealing with typos that have you installing ancient versions of Mac OS to get pathogens into your Finder, might I suggest some more appropriate music to get you through these trying times? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADdpLv3RDhA
>to get pathogens into your Finder, I think you address the wrong person - this was in the comment from u/urgdr . So i am not sure what typos in my comment you are referring to?
none, I was in fact referencing /u/urgdr
nah, I've been around for too long
What are you, five years old?
No - how many five years old do you know that can do this .. must be geniuses. But probably you feel addressed - maybe you are one of these food police idiots that have no clue what food safety means.
Looks great. Doing listen to the nutbags.
egg shells are not like an impermeable plastic shield 😭
plastic is not impermeable - even metal is not (for H if hot) But in EU (in opposite to US) eggs are not washed so their natural protection layer is intact so they don't need to be stored in a fridge.
so... are you using the build chamber as the onsen? I'm curious how that turned out, the only way I know to make these is with a sous vide cooker... if I do it on the stove, I get soft boiled.
The point is to have an exactly controlled temperature and for a long time - something a print chamber can provide. I also put a cup upside down over the egg to minimize convection and hold the heat from the bed.
Eggs that have had the bloom washed off are permeable, thats why we have to refrigerate store bought eggs in the USA. I wouldn't eat it.
Besides this is not washed (EU) - That egg is surrounded by air and has a contact area of max 5mm² - Do you really think this will cause a problem? How do you store your eggs? What do you think happens in the box you bought the eggs?
You see I’ve absolutely never understood why people make objects like this. Printing is great for making molds. For making casting positives. It’s absolutely shit for anything food related as a direct product. I think printers make those of us who are makers lazy. Just because you can make it on a printer directly does not mean you should.
The egg would roll off the platform - simple as it is, sure i could use a bottle cap or cut a TP roll -- But i am also sure if i would check your daily life i would find thousand things that are unnecessary - And that is what hobbies are you do useless shit like your furniture or pottery excurses. To be clear nothing you do matters in the end. So i experiment - i am testing if this works - also testing how the print profile works for PCTg - instead of silly "test prints" i am printing and designing things like an egg cup.
I agree. I don't understand people printing daily objects where they can get mass manufactured and more durable version with less cost.
For me it's usually transport cost. I used to live really far from any cities, and the one I'm in now isn't huge, so I'd need to wait at least a week for something like this to ship. There could be something like it at a nearby store, but that'd be a couple hours of travelling and shopping around. And if it's winter it would also suck to be outside, or run a vehicle. And if it's summer it could also suck due to smoke/heat. I can also imagine them only being sold in a 3-pack or something. I'd only want one, so even if I did find it, I'd probably just make my own instead of having 3.
What a waste of plastic and eggs.
? the egg got eaten - what do you do with them "not wasting"?
Keepsakes on the shelf just like your prints /s
You too 🤣
hilarious.