Chopstick Holder

This project is a chopstick holder which is optimized for high-efficiency printing and peak chopstick holding. It utilizes a curved surface on the top in order to pool together chopsticks to support chopsticks being placed at any location. In addition, it has curved edges in order to allow the user to hold the chopstick holder easier.

This coherent design is small, at a 2 by 1 by .75 in dimensions. It's only supply requirement is any printable filament.

Any filament

Create a rectangle sketch on the top plane with dimensions 2 in. by 1 in.

Extrude this shape up by .75 in.

Create a sketch on the side of the extruded shape. Create a curved path by using the line tool.

Split extruded object and select the path we just created as the Splitting Tool.

Remove the upper object.

Fillet the 2 curved edges and the 2 edges on the top of each rectangle by 2mm.

Fillet the side edges of the rectangles by 1mm.

Your final product should look something like this. I've duplicated my design a few times but this isn't necessary.

To utilize this device effectively, position the chopstick holder on a stable surface and rest two chopsticks on it, ensuring that the heads of both chopsticks make contact with the holder. Regardless of their initial placement, the chopsticks will naturally gravitate toward the center of the holder due to its design.