LevelUp — 60 ml Clip-On Scoop
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Description
LevelUp is a single-piece measuring scoop sized to hold exactly 60 ml when filled level, made as a replacement for a lost tub scoop. It suits coffee grounds or protein powder. The rim is sharp and flat across the whole top, and the handle sits flush with it, so a knife can sweep straight across to strike off the excess. A short downward lip at the end of the handle hooks over the edge of the tub to keep the scoop in place.
Dimensions
- Bowl inner diameter: 55 mm
- Bowl inner depth: about 25.3 mm, which gives 60 ml
- Floor thickness: 2 mm
- Wall thickness: 2 mm (59 mm outer diameter)
- Handle: 70 mm long, 18 mm wide, 4 mm thick
- Clip lip: 12 mm drop, 2.5 mm thick
Features
- Flat, level rim and handle top for accurate strike-off
- Chamfered bottom edge on the bowl
- Plain lip clip, not a full hook
Print notes
- Print bowl-down so the rim and handle top come out flat.
- The clip lip was sized without measuring a specific tub. Adjust it to the thickness and height of your tub's edge.
- For food contact, use a food-safe filament, and expect layer lines to hold powder. Hand-wash it.
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