Grill Pan Handle

No idea what the old handle was made from; something like bakelite for a guess. In any case, it snapped so the 3D printer had to come to the rescue. The first replacement I printed in PETG suffered from the heat of the grill when accidentally left attached. That gave me the impetus to redesign something close to the original as a way to also learn a little more about OnShape in particular, and lofting in general.

This print is in ABS (printed at 250/104, no fan, 0.4 nozzle, 12% infill, 2 shells). We deliberately left it attached while grilling toast this morning, and the picture above was taken immediately afterwards. It remains to be seen how resilient it would be to being left for longer periods.

The OnShape design is here, should you wish to play with or modify it.

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/6e7267e32f8e965ce511546c/w/5627c2a4fa4463761b676d61/e/feff6463b9c0a073fbcaf7bc