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ReWorked 420 3D Herb Grinder by etrosin
by Thingiverse
Last crawled date: 3 years, 11 months ago
This is a Remix of "TOOTHLESS Herb Grinder - by 420ThreeD by guerillacaterpillar"
It was designed to have more durability and comfort. The original Grinding design is really good and has replaced metal equivalents. The thin walls and lack of ergonomics on the original caused several problems. I Added some comfort studs for grip, Thickened walls everywhere and added some more designs too. The "rings" and "bricks" are very comfortable to use. You could do some neat multi coloured stuff with them as well if you are into that kind of thing.
Print the top portion upside down with the top surface on the build plate. Always make sure the grinding surfaces are facing upwards for best definition.
I used 25 % infill and they are indestructible .. I literally stood on one. I have also made 3 that are 120% size and can handle many grams of your material at once. They take much longer to print but if you are a high volume kind of person then 110-120% is a good size.
The original grinder design is amazing :D . Perfect results every time. If you are unfortunate and have a seed in your herbs this will not cut it and separate it out easy. Same as the original. Gonna say it again .. it has replaced my metal ones.
I have had terrible luck with these getting bound up and sticky with PETG as well , I recommend to only use PLA. They have a short break in period of course but should last a long time . The original design lasted 11 months with daily use so this should be much longer with the thickend walls. Enjoy!!
It was designed to have more durability and comfort. The original Grinding design is really good and has replaced metal equivalents. The thin walls and lack of ergonomics on the original caused several problems. I Added some comfort studs for grip, Thickened walls everywhere and added some more designs too. The "rings" and "bricks" are very comfortable to use. You could do some neat multi coloured stuff with them as well if you are into that kind of thing.
Print the top portion upside down with the top surface on the build plate. Always make sure the grinding surfaces are facing upwards for best definition.
I used 25 % infill and they are indestructible .. I literally stood on one. I have also made 3 that are 120% size and can handle many grams of your material at once. They take much longer to print but if you are a high volume kind of person then 110-120% is a good size.
The original grinder design is amazing :D . Perfect results every time. If you are unfortunate and have a seed in your herbs this will not cut it and separate it out easy. Same as the original. Gonna say it again .. it has replaced my metal ones.
I have had terrible luck with these getting bound up and sticky with PETG as well , I recommend to only use PLA. They have a short break in period of course but should last a long time . The original design lasted 11 months with daily use so this should be much longer with the thickend walls. Enjoy!!