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Citrus Juicer

walter
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Published on January 25, 2013
This thing was Featured on January 25, 2013

Description

Citrus reamer for juicing oranges, lemons, limes, etc. Two versions are included, a solid version and a hollow one with internal ribs.

Instructions

The default size is probably too large (unless you want to juice grapefruits), adjust size before printing.
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SteveCaplin on February 11, 2013 said:

A really beautiful object that's caused more comment than anything else in my kitchen. I've made it my Thing of the Week on http://3dgeni.us so do take a look and leave a comment!

walter on February 15, 2013 said:

That's awesome, thanks! It's cool to see one at full size, I haven't tried that myself. Looks like a great site.

Bebekah on February 8, 2013 said:

Which model printer did you use for this? Looks great!

walter on February 8, 2013 said:

Thanks! I used an Afinia H-Series 3D Printer (same as the Up! Plus)

chowderhead on January 27, 2013 said:

Great design and a blast to print! Thanks for this one...

walter on January 28, 2013 said:

Thanks! I'm glad you like it!

TigerBot12 on January 27, 2013 said:

How long did it take to print?

walter on January 28, 2013 said:

I think the prints in the pictures took around 1-2 hours each, but they're significantly smaller than the original dimensions.

naught101 on January 26, 2013 said:

Yes. Awesome. Do you know if this is safe with all common printer plastics?

Lincoln on January 26, 2013 said:

Many people have talked about nothing being food safe if made in an FDM machine. The reason is that not only is ABS made for the machines not food safe, but that also there are parts of the machine that are not food safe that comes in contact with the melted plastic.

So even if the PLA itself is food safe, it will be contaminated with non food safe materials in the process of making it. It probably wouldn't effect you very quickly, but it could take years off your life. I don't think it's worth the risk.

walter on January 26, 2013 said:

Hopefully someone who knows more about this will answer, but I believe ABS is not food safe. Some PLA plastics claim to be food safe, but I don't know if they all are.

smartroad on January 25, 2013 said:

Does this print without support?

wemperor on January 25, 2013 said:

Looks absolutely possible without support.

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Citrus Juicer by walter is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Creative Commons license.

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