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Protein Scoop

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Scoop S PLA
Scoop S PLA
Designer
49 min
1 plate
5.0(5)

Scoop M PLA
Scoop M PLA
Designer
54 min
1 plate
5.0(4)

Scoop L PLA
Scoop L PLA
Designer
58 min
1 plate
5.0(2)

Scoop L PETG
Scoop L PETG
Designer
1.2 h
1 plate
5.0(1)
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Description

Hello, I have a protein scoop for you that can hold exactly 30g of powder. The scoop is available in three different sizes for different containers.

 

Spoon sizes:
- S (150mm), 30g
- M (200mm), 30g
- L (250mm), 30g

 

Print settings/suggestions:
I recommend printing the spoon in PETG and not PLA, as it is more suitable for food applications and can also be washed in the dishwasher if necessary.


Is it PLA and PETG food safe?
PLA: In general, pure PLA can be food-safe, but the filament may contain additives that are not food-safe. To be certain, look for PLA filaments that are specifically labeled as “food-safe” by the manufacturer.
PETG: PETG can also be food-safe if it is produced without harmful additives, and some manufacturers offer PETG filaments that are explicitly certified as food-safe.
Personal opinion: Since protein powder must be stored dry and airtight, no contamination should occur on the spoon as long as it does not get wet and is stored together with the powder.

 

Have fun printing and exercising ; )

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