Originally shared by René Jurack Remember:

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Originally shared by René Jurack

Remember: You can design and print your own cookie-cutters! Christmas is comming :wink:

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Cool! Do you have any links to files?

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I am not sure about any release, because using a tm…

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I member

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I’m apprehensive to use any of my prints with food or drink. FDA approved food safe filament is only food safe until it gets printed. If you want to keep it food safe you really need a clean stainless steel hotend, extruder, and have only printed FDA approved filament on the printed. You also need to watch very carefully for carbon on the nozzle.

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@Adam_Steinmark or you could just cover the dough with cling wrap before using the cutters. Then there’s a barrier between the actual PLA and the food to prevent leeching. Or you could coat the finished print in a thin layer of food safe epoxy.

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@Tom_L Yeah, either of those would work