Smily Cookie cutter and stamp, With Improved Script!
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Published on October 15, 2012
Derived from
Monkey cookie cutter and stamp
by profezzorn
Description
A boring old circle cookie cutter made FUN with a smily stamp!
This includes the openscad script used to create it, so you too can make cool cookie cutters :-)
Thank you profezzorn for showing me how to handle layers in a dxf file! thingiverse.com/thing:29247
I have tweaked the script so that the stamp now fits into the cutter and the bits that you draw turn up as raised lumps in the cookie.
This includes the openscad script used to create it, so you too can make cool cookie cutters :-)
Thank you profezzorn for showing me how to handle layers in a dxf file! thingiverse.com/thing:29247
I have tweaked the script so that the stamp now fits into the cutter and the bits that you draw turn up as raised lumps in the cookie.
Instructions
To make a smily cookie, download the STL and print both parts.
Next make a batch of cookie dough. this site has a great recipe: thehungryhousewife.com/2009/10/sugar-cookie-and-icing-tips.html . Roll thin, cut out the circle, before removing the cutter push the smily stamp firmly onto the cookie. Bake and eat!
If you want to create your own cookie cutter you will need:
OpenSCAD
An image editor that can export to DXF (I use inkscape)
First edit the SVG file to make your own image.
The CC layer will be transformed into the Cookie Cutter.
The Stamp layer will be transformed into the stamp. Any filled regions will appear as raised bumps on your cookies.
Massage both layers into a workable form and save as a DXF (look at repraprip.blogspot.co.nz/2011/05/inkscape-to-openscad-dxf-tutorial.html for instructions)
You will need to edit the CookieCutter2.scad file. The OpenSCAD script has two important routines, cookiecutter() and stamp(). You need to run each of these separately, commenting out the one you don't need.
Once you have generated The cutter and stamp, print them, take photos and post them up on Thingiverse!
Next make a batch of cookie dough. this site has a great recipe: thehungryhousewife.com/2009/10/sugar-cookie-and-icing-tips.html . Roll thin, cut out the circle, before removing the cutter push the smily stamp firmly onto the cookie. Bake and eat!
If you want to create your own cookie cutter you will need:
OpenSCAD
An image editor that can export to DXF (I use inkscape)
First edit the SVG file to make your own image.
The CC layer will be transformed into the Cookie Cutter.
The Stamp layer will be transformed into the stamp. Any filled regions will appear as raised bumps on your cookies.
Massage both layers into a workable form and save as a DXF (look at repraprip.blogspot.co.nz/2011/05/inkscape-to-openscad-dxf-tutorial.html for instructions)
You will need to edit the CookieCutter2.scad file. The OpenSCAD script has two important routines, cookiecutter() and stamp(). You need to run each of these separately, commenting out the one you don't need.
Once you have generated The cutter and stamp, print them, take photos and post them up on Thingiverse!
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Smily Cookie cutter and stamp, With Improved Script! by mrbenbritton is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.
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hi,
i tried it several times but the stamp never worked.
the CC worked perfect.
in your SCAD file there is no reference for layer "Stamp" but for
layer "Supports", "Holes" and "Lines"!
have i missed something?
thanks,
nischi
Hi Nischi
If you open up the scad file on line 10 and 11 there are calls to the modules that create the cutter and stamp. When you download it the cutter is active and the stamp is commented out. If comment out line 10 and uncomment line 11 the script will generate the stamp.
10: cookiecutter();
11: //stamp();
The "Stamp" layer is loaded on line 39.
If you don't see these lines of code you may have an old cutter script, try downloading this one again.
I hope this helps