3D Print of the Week

[Chris Savage]

Nutella Anti-Theft Device

[granz]

I watched a video of a young kid whose mother was trying to help him learn to read. She gave him a jar of Nutella and told him to name the letters. He pointed to each letter and read off: "N - U - T - E - L - L - A - peanut butter!"

[Chris Savage]

I watched a video of a young kid whose mother was trying to help him learn to read. She gave him a jar of Nutella and told him to name the letters. He pointed to each letter and read off: "N - U - T - E - L - L - A - peanut butter!"

I chose this print for today, because the author obviously LOVES his Nutella and was willing to make a security device to keep others out. That's ambitious. I've never personally eaten the stuff, but I can respect that he wants to protect his vice and was willing to engineer a solution for it. #Respect

[granz]

Did it fit the jar?

I actually like Nutella, but it is a bit expensive. Think of a chocolaty peanut butter - not bad.

[Chris Savage]

The 3D Print of the Week for this week is actually three (3) lubrication tools for the A1. When you buy the A1 printer, you get lubricant and grease for the different axis, however, it isn't easy at all to apply it to the rails, threaded rods, etc.

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These three tools make it so much easier.




X-Axis Rail Lube Helper




Y-Axis Rail Lube Helper




Z-Axis Threaded Rod Lube Helper