Press rice into box sushi
Makes oshizushi, pressed box sushi: layer rice and fish in the mould, press down firmly with the lid, then turn it out and slice into neat rectangles.
For food contact, print in a food-safe PETG and wash by hand.
Prints as shown on its floor, no supports. The lid prints as a separate part, top down.
Filament: at most about 166 g of PLA printed solid (roughly $3.33 at $20 per kg); normal infill uses less.
To get the files, open it in the generator and choose File › Download STL (one file per part) or Download 3MF (every part on one plate).
The pressed sushi mould model measures 200 × 70 × 50 mm (width × depth × height). You can change every size in the free SO3D.xyz generator before you download it.
No. For food contact, print in a food-safe PETG and wash by hand. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports. The lid prints as a separate part, top down.
At most about 166 g of PLA (134 cm³ printed solid), roughly $3.33 of filament at $20 per kg. Normal infill uses less.
2 parts. The download lays each part flat in its best print position: Download STL gives one file per part, Download 3MF puts them all on one plate.
Yes. Open it in the SO3D.xyz generator (free, in your browser), change the size, walls, dividers, holes, text or anything else, then download it as STL or 3MF for your slicer.
Change the size, walls, dividers, holes and labels of the pressed sushi mould model in your browser, then download it for your printer. Free, no CAD needed.
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