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==Peanut Mill ==
Project developed by [http://www.appropedia.org/User:Hannah_Stoll Hannah Stoll]
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==Abstract==
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# This hand powered machine is a food processing tool that will grind peanuts down so they can be made into peanut butter. There aren't many 3D printable milling devices out there. This entire mill is 3D printed and was designed with all open source technology. Food processing mills and machines are expensive to buy, so this printable one allows people in need to have tools that work.
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| authors = User:Hannah Stoll
| completed = 2018
| made = Yes
| replicated = No
| instance-of = Grinder
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This hand powered machine is a food processing tool that will grind peanuts down so they can be made into peanut butter. There aren't many 3D printable milling devices out there. This entire mill is 3D printed and was designed with all open source technology. Food processing mills and machines are expensive to buy, so this printable one allows people in need to have tools that work.
 
[[File:Peanut mill.jpeg|200px|right]]
 
== Bill of Materials ==


== Bill of Materials==
# Fully 3D printable (I used 1.75mm PLA filament)
# Fully 3D printable (I used 1.75mm PLA filament)
# [https://www.youmagine.com/designs/peanut-mill Link to Openscad and STL Files]
## Bearing Bottom, 4 min, 2 g
## Bearing Top, 7 min, 4 g
## Center Rod, 18 min, 11 g
## Connector Arm, 15 min, 8 g
## Funnel, 3 hr 19 min, 111 g
## Bracket, 5 min, 2 g
## Handle, 34 min, 18 g
## Inner Grinder, 34 min, 21 g
## Outer Grinder, 1 hr 27 min, 49 g
### TOTAL: 6 hr 39 min, 226 g


# [https://www.youmagine.com/designs/peanut-mill Link to Files]
== Tools needed ==


== Tools needed for fabrication of the OSAT==
# [[Athena Build Overview|MOST Delta RepRap]] or similar RepRap 3-D printer
# [[Athena Build Overview| MOST Delta RepRap]] or similar RepRap 3-D printer
 
== Skills and knowledge needed ==


== Skills and Knowledge Necessary to Make the OSAT ==
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastic_joining
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastic_joining


== Technical Specifications and Assembly Instructions==
== Technical Specifications and Assembly Instructions ==
Directions for Assembly:
#Fit center rod into internal grinder
#Place it in the outer grinder
#Put bearing top on the center rod
#Slide funnel on and snap pegs to outside of outer grinder
#Line up bearing top and bottom on funnel with center rod running through them
#Plastic join the bearing top and bottom
#Plastic join the internal grinder with the bracket
#Snap on connector arm to center rod
#Snap on handle to connector arm


Directions for Assembly:


# Include print time estimate
# Fit center rod into internal grinder
#Assembly time estimate: 15 minutes
# Place it in the outer grinder
#Drawing of Assembly:  
# Put bearing top on the center rod
# Slide funnel on and snap pegs to outside of outer grinder
# Line up bearing top and bottom on funnel with center rod running through them
# Plastic join the bearing top and bottom
# Plastic join the internal grinder with the bracket
# Snap on connector arm to center rod
# Snap on handle to connector arm
# Print time estimate: 6 hours 39 minutes
# Assembly time estimate: 15 minutes
# Drawing of Assembly:


[[Image:Peanut_mill_layout.jpg|200px]]
[[File:Peanut mill layout.jpg|200px]]


=== Common Problems and Solutions ===


=== Common Problems and Solutions===
# Plastic welding: The point of doing this in two places was to eliminate the need for screws and washers to make this completely printable. It is difficult, but placing the nozzle in the holes given and extruding +40 gives a good weld.
#Plastic welding: The point of doing this in two places was to eliminate the need for screws and washers to make this completely printable. It is difficult, but placing the nozzle in the holes given and extruding +40 gives a good weld.
# The pegs on the funnel just snap around the outer grinder. I had an issue with the original part, but this was the quick fix.


#The pegs on the funnel just snap around the outer grinder. I had an issue with the original part, but this was the quick fix.
== Cost savings ==


== Cost savings==
# This machine can save people over $100 depending on the type of mill wanted.
* If your solution is not a low cost one then it is not really appropriate.
# Commercial equivalent: [https://www.preparedplanet.com/country-living-mill-peanut-butter-accessory/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2Za8meuK3wIVB6rsCh17RQv8EAkYBCABEgJfEfD_BwE Country Living Mill Peanut Butter Accessory]
# Estimate your costs
# I saved about $160 compared to the competition above. That's roughly a 97% savings.
# Find a commercial equivalent
# Calculate $ savings and % savings


== Benefited Internet Communities ==
== Benefited Internet Communities ==
* Name and add links to at least 5 using single brackets around [url name]


==References==
* [[Requests for 3-D printable open source appropriate technology|Requests for OS 3D Printable Objects]]
* [http://www.fpsa.org/ Food Processing Suppliers Association]
* [[Open Source Appropriate Technology|OSAT]]
* [http://www1.wfp.org/ World Food Programme]
* [https://www.actionagainsthunger.org/ Action Against Hunger]


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==References==<ref>web page: Department of Energy (DOE) Landscaping and Energy Efficiency, DOE/GO-10095 (1995) Available: [https://web.archive.org/web/20021201231338/http://www.eren.doe.gov:80/erec/factsheets/landscape.html http://web.archive.org/web/20021201231338/http://www.eren.doe.gov:80/erec/factsheets/landscape.html]</ref><ref>web page: Grain Mill Reviews: Basic Overview of the Different Grain Mills (Video 1 in a Series) Available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2biIDfbWRIkl</ref><ref>web page: Troubleshooting Guide Available:http://www.countrylivinggrainmills.com/support/grinder/</ref><ref>web page: Hand Crank Mill for pregrinding nuts for Nut Butter Grinder Available:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0khTvo5Ag4</ref>


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{{Page data
| keywords = 3D printing, food processor, grinder, kitchen appliance, osat, plastic
| sdg = SDG03 Good health and well-being, SDG08 Decent work and economic growth
| published = 2018
| organizations = Michigan_Tech's_Open_Sustainability_Technology_Lab, MY4777, MTU
| license = CC-BY-SA-3.0
| language = en
}}


[[Category:How tos]]
[[Category:Food Processing]]
[[Category:Electricity]]
[[Category:Grinder]]
[[Category:Electric lighting]].
[[Category:Mill]]
 
[[Category:OSAT 3D-Printable Designs]]
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Latest revision as of 14:02, 28 February 2024

Peanut mill.jpeg
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Manufacturing files https://www.youmagine.com/designs/peanut-mill
Hardware license CERN-OHL-S
Certifications Start OSHWA certification
FA info icon.svg Angle down icon.svg Project data
Authors Hannah Stoll
Completed 2018
Made Yes
Replicated No
Instance of Grinder
OKH Manifest Download
This page was part of an MTU course MSE4777 OA and MSE4777 OB/MSE5777/EE4777/EE5777: Open-source 3-D printingPlease leave comments using the talk page. The course runs in the Fall semester. It is not open edit.Read more...

This hand powered machine is a food processing tool that will grind peanuts down so they can be made into peanut butter. There aren't many 3D printable milling devices out there. This entire mill is 3D printed and was designed with all open source technology. Food processing mills and machines are expensive to buy, so this printable one allows people in need to have tools that work.

Peanut mill.jpeg

Bill of Materials[edit | edit source]

  1. Fully 3D printable (I used 1.75mm PLA filament)
  2. Link to Openscad and STL Files
    1. Bearing Bottom, 4 min, 2 g
    2. Bearing Top, 7 min, 4 g
    3. Center Rod, 18 min, 11 g
    4. Connector Arm, 15 min, 8 g
    5. Funnel, 3 hr 19 min, 111 g
    6. Bracket, 5 min, 2 g
    7. Handle, 34 min, 18 g
    8. Inner Grinder, 34 min, 21 g
    9. Outer Grinder, 1 hr 27 min, 49 g
      1. TOTAL: 6 hr 39 min, 226 g

Tools needed[edit | edit source]

  1. MOST Delta RepRap or similar RepRap 3-D printer

Skills and knowledge needed[edit | edit source]

Technical Specifications and Assembly Instructions[edit | edit source]

Directions for Assembly:

  1. Fit center rod into internal grinder
  2. Place it in the outer grinder
  3. Put bearing top on the center rod
  4. Slide funnel on and snap pegs to outside of outer grinder
  5. Line up bearing top and bottom on funnel with center rod running through them
  6. Plastic join the bearing top and bottom
  7. Plastic join the internal grinder with the bracket
  8. Snap on connector arm to center rod
  9. Snap on handle to connector arm
  10. Print time estimate: 6 hours 39 minutes
  11. Assembly time estimate: 15 minutes
  12. Drawing of Assembly:

Peanut mill layout.jpg

Common Problems and Solutions[edit | edit source]

  1. Plastic welding: The point of doing this in two places was to eliminate the need for screws and washers to make this completely printable. It is difficult, but placing the nozzle in the holes given and extruding +40 gives a good weld.
  2. The pegs on the funnel just snap around the outer grinder. I had an issue with the original part, but this was the quick fix.

Cost savings[edit | edit source]

  1. This machine can save people over $100 depending on the type of mill wanted.
  2. Commercial equivalent: Country Living Mill Peanut Butter Accessory
  3. I saved about $160 compared to the competition above. That's roughly a 97% savings.

Benefited Internet Communities[edit | edit source]

==References==[1][2][3][4]

  1. ↑ web page: Department of Energy (DOE) Landscaping and Energy Efficiency, DOE/GO-10095 (1995) Available: http://web.archive.org/web/20021201231338/http://www.eren.doe.gov:80/erec/factsheets/landscape.html
  2. ↑ web page: Grain Mill Reviews: Basic Overview of the Different Grain Mills (Video 1 in a Series) Available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2biIDfbWRIkl
  3. ↑ web page: Troubleshooting Guide Available:http://www.countrylivinggrainmills.com/support/grinder/
  4. ↑ web page: Hand Crank Mill for pregrinding nuts for Nut Butter Grinder Available:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0khTvo5Ag4

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Keywords 3d printing, food processor, grinder, kitchen appliance, osat, plastic
SDG SDG03 Good health and well-being, SDG08 Decent work and economic growth
Authors Hannah Stoll
License CC-BY-SA-3.0
Organizations Michigan_Tech's_Open_Sustainability_Technology_Lab, MY4777, MTU
Language English (en)
Related 0 subpages, 3 pages link here
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Created December 6, 2018 by Hannah Stoll
Modified February 28, 2024 by Felipe Schenone
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