Rice Washing Bowl

Rice Washing Bowl I designed this rice washing bowl at the beginning of summer. It was originally made for rinsing rice, but I quickly realized it also works great for buckwheat, lentils, peas, and many other grains and legumes.   Once I started using it, I had no desire to go back to a regular colander. It’s simply much more convenient. It uses less water while doing a noticeably better job of rinsing. You can see exactly how it works in the video.   I really enjoy eating rice, even though I know it’s best not to overdo it. These days I also cook a lot of other grains and legumes. Lentils, in particular, were a pleasant surprise. Until this year, I somehow assumed they were just a strange type of pea, so I never paid much attention to them. Now they’ve become one of my favorite ingredients.             Boost MeIf you like this model, a repost, boost, or like is the best way to say “make more.” It directly supports development and the creation of new projects.  As for printing, a few of my friends didn’t get perfect results on their first attempt. Honestly, I’m still not sure what caused the issue. That’s why I’ve included a STEP file, so you can adjust the settings to suit your own printer if needed. I’ve also included my original 3MF project with the print settings I used, which may help you achieve the best results.   After printing, my bowl only needed a little finishing work: a bit of sanding, a few passes with a scraper, and a little cleanup with a rotary tool. Overall, it didn’t take much time, and the result was a kitchen tool that I now use almost every day.   If you’d rather have a professionally printed part with minimal effort, I recommend JLC3DP . Their industrial equipment produces excellent results.   I hope this bowl becomes just as useful in your kitchen as it has in mine. At least among all of my friends who have printed and used it, I haven’t met a single person who didn’t like it. It’s one of those simple kitchen tools that quickly becomes something you don’t want to be without. Professional 3D Printing with JLC3DP Recently, I started working with a new sponsor for my videos and some of my projects — JLC3DP, a specialized division of the JLC group of companies focused on professional 3D printing and rapid prototyping.   While a desktop 3D printer is an amazing tool for creating most hobby projects, professional 3D printing opens a completely different level of possibilities.   JLC3DP offers multiple professional manufacturing technologies, including high-precision resin printing, industrial-grade nylon printing technologies, and even metal 3D printing using SLM technology.   This means you are not limited to simple plastic prototypes anymore. You can turn your digital designs into real engineering parts with high accuracy, complex geometries, and materials that are difficult or impossible to use on regular desktop printers.   Even though this particular project does not require professional manufacturing, you may have your own ideas that deserve a higher level of quality — custom enclosures, mechanical parts, functional prototypes, or even small production runs.   Using my promotional links, you can get attractive discounts on your first order and try professional 3D printing for your own projects.   Turn your ideas into real objects with the help of professional manufacturing technology from JLC3DP.   Only $0.3 to Start 3D Printing with JLC3DP! Get Your $123 Welcome Coupons Here    See the video for details:   If you liked this thing - let me know by putting like!   Links to used tools: Polishing Cordless Drill NOGA deburring tool and Blades Thank you for every tip or donation, it means great recognition for me and helps a lot to keep going! https://ko-fi.com/perinski BTC: bc1qplpzq36ghw84hty4nn2zzu4ps4sdh4th0v93j8 ETH: 0xc766ebbeAa76aaf629788c8F99C33A8d80d48977