Summary
I had to make Egg-in-the-hole (if anyone knows what that is), and I realized that I did not have something the right size to cut the hole in the bread. I decided that it would be better if I had something I could print and use.
The first one was the 99mm size only because Blender did not scale it correctly to size I put in [my fault]. I fixed that then decided to make multiple sizes for various situations.
I did try this with the bread and it worked awesome.
I guess they could also be used for general cookie cutters.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Creality
Printer:
Ender 5
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.2
Infill:
5
Notes:
Pretty easy. I just loaded it into Cura, sliced and printed.
If you would like to make an Egg-in-the-hole.
Ingredients: Eggs, bread, butter
Melt the butter in the pan.
Cut a hole into the bread, but leave enough space on the edges for support, so that it does not fall apart.
Place the bread into the pan and place a small piece of butter in the hole.
Once the butter starts to melt, crack an egg and put the egg into the hole.
Fry the egg to where the egg is strong enough to flip.
You may want to add a small slice of butter to the pan when lifting the bread/egg. This will keep it from sticking to the pan.
Flip the bread/egg and add small pieces of butter to the pan on the sides.
Fry the egg to the desired hardness. Remove
For an added treat you can butter and fry the bread cut-out. This makes for a nice biscuit.
This food is high in butter and not very healthy, but very tasty.
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