Gallon Drinking Bottle Funnel

I needed to bypass a gallon pitcher to pour water from my distiller into the gallon spring water bottles I store the water in before pouring it into either my wife's iron or my CPAP machine.

This item should be printed in PET-G, so it's food safe, however, the short amount of time water passes through it makes it relatively safe to use PLA or another filament.

Printer: Enter 3

Level Height: .2, or whatever you want

Material: PLA, PET-G, etc.

I print mine at 215, 60 without Support or Build Plate Adhesion turned on.

This is a remix of another funnel I designed.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Creality

Printer:

Ender 3

Rafts:

No

Supports:

No

Resolution:

200

Infill:

25

Filament: Vortex 3Dp PLA yellow

Notes:

I don't really like this filament, however, for this print, it worked better than I expected. I have since begun to use eSun filament, which I like very well, and rate all other filaments against eSun. I've not tried Amazon Basics, HatchBox, or the others that seem to sell the best.

Also, I always use Layerneer or Magigoo, and will never print without using one or the other. I don't think many of you who don't use these products will get this to stick to your build plate (bed).

If you look for my first funnel, which is simpler, it's printed in Sunlu silk PLA, which is the best I've found in silk PLA, but like TecBears and eSun much better and wish they had a good rainbow. TecBears has rainbow, but it's not silk. And the colors are a little boring, but it's better than no rainbow.

I've had 6 eye surgeries, and feel grateful to see at all. I love colors. All colors.

When i start to print PET-G for others, for a fee, I'll charge a fair price, and only print in Black and White unless the customer pays a higher premium.

Category: Kitchen & Dining