At present, creating 3D printable cookie cutters is quite challenging. The only effective method involves using CAD programs like Fusion360, which are often difficult to use and time-consuming. It takes up to 15 minutes to create a cookie cutter, even for those with CAD skills, and most people do not have any CAD skills. Our website aims to simplify the process of making cookie cutters and clay cutters for 3D printing. Unlike other services that are limited to black and white images, our platform allows you to use any image. You can even start with just a simple text description. We hope our website will be a valuable tool for people interested in baking and pottery.
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Safety first, it is really important to only take filament that is food safe. And to use a steel nozzle other nozzles may contain lead. The problem is that the strucutre of FDM printed parts is not smooth. That is why I am using plastic wrap around the cookie cutters so that the 3d printed parts do not touch the food directly. The other option is to use food safe epoxy that makes the cookie cutters smooth. But it is not sure at the moment how much of a problem the smoothness of 3d printed cookie cutters for bacterial growth it. So a more carefull approach with epoxy or plastic wrap shoukd be considered for a frequent useage.