tortilla press

Got tired of rolling them out by hand. So that's where this comes in. Print with 5 walls at 25% infill for best results. I've done as low as 2 walls with petg. You will need two bolts and two nuts. I personally used some bolts from a doorknob kit I had laying around lol. However any hardware store will have them for around a dollar. I ran mine with a. 06 nozzle at .2 layer height. Which works fine but you might consider doing say .16 layer hight. This requires no supports or build plate adhesion. I will say you only need to print one of the handles. One had an adjustable piece for the top of the press the other is just built in. I honestly prefer the one that's built in. If you use the built in arm you will need to rotate it 180 degrees to print without support. This will make 8in tortillas with ease. Which means it will fit on most small printers. I used my ender 5s1 to make this one out of some leftover petg I had laying around. If you're running the stock merlin firmware it calls for around 20 hours of print time if you're using a small printer like me it will take 3 build plates. With the sonic pad aka klipper firmware it took me under 6 hours to print it all.