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Matryoshka Doll Cookie Cutter (Russian Stacking Doll) by Whale50
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Matryoska Doll Cookie Cutter
A simple cookie cutter in the shape of a Matryoshka Doll. (A Russian Stacking Doll)
An easy to print and fun to use cookie cutter. It features a tapered edge for cutting and a wide face to press your hand on.
If you have any idea or recommendations to improve the part, please leave a comment!
Warning - Health and Safety
-While PLA is generally safe to come into contact with food, there are exceptions and detail that are important to consider.
1- The dyes in 3D printed plastics may not be food safe and may leech into the food should they be in contact with the food for a prolonged period of time. (A quick motion of a cookie cutter, regarding it is in good condition and room temperature, does not pose a great risk, but USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.) --- To eliminate the risk, use a dye less filament or one that has dyes labeled as safe for use with food.
2- Due to many porous surfaces, 3D printed plastics can be a breeding ground for bacteria. (Again for the quick motion of a cookie cutter, unlike a container which would be in contact with food for hours, this is not a great risk should it be cleaned thoroughly, but USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Source - https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/027869159400145E
A simple cookie cutter in the shape of a Matryoshka Doll. (A Russian Stacking Doll)
An easy to print and fun to use cookie cutter. It features a tapered edge for cutting and a wide face to press your hand on.
If you have any idea or recommendations to improve the part, please leave a comment!
Warning - Health and Safety
-While PLA is generally safe to come into contact with food, there are exceptions and detail that are important to consider.
1- The dyes in 3D printed plastics may not be food safe and may leech into the food should they be in contact with the food for a prolonged period of time. (A quick motion of a cookie cutter, regarding it is in good condition and room temperature, does not pose a great risk, but USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.) --- To eliminate the risk, use a dye less filament or one that has dyes labeled as safe for use with food.
2- Due to many porous surfaces, 3D printed plastics can be a breeding ground for bacteria. (Again for the quick motion of a cookie cutter, unlike a container which would be in contact with food for hours, this is not a great risk should it be cleaned thoroughly, but USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Source - https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/027869159400145E