Spaghetti measure
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Published on June 9, 2012
This thing was Featured on June 10, 2012
Description
This is a palette-shaped tool for measuring how much spaghetti makes a serving (or two or three or four). It might work for other small pastas, but I'm not sure.
(There were some other things posted that did this, but I had trouble getting Slic3r to handle any of them.)
Serving size measurements are from the plans here: freepastatoolsplans.com/Assembly_4.htm
(There were some other things posted that did this, but I had trouble getting Slic3r to handle any of them.)
Serving size measurements are from the plans here: freepastatoolsplans.com/Assembly_4.htm
Instructions
1. Print.
2. Fill appropriate hole with spaghetti.
3. Boil water.
4. Cook spaghetti.
5. Add sauce, cheese and other ingredients as desired.
6. Eat.
For this design, I drew it in Illustrator, exported it as a DXF with Inkscape, extruded it in OpenSCAD and printed it on a Printrbot using Pronterface and Slic3r. All source files are attached.
2. Fill appropriate hole with spaghetti.
3. Boil water.
4. Cook spaghetti.
5. Add sauce, cheese and other ingredients as desired.
6. Eat.
For this design, I drew it in Illustrator, exported it as a DXF with Inkscape, extruded it in OpenSCAD and printed it on a Printrbot using Pronterface and Slic3r. All source files are attached.
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The sizes are for one, two,three and for people?
Yep!