52mm Coffee Tamp

52mm Coffee Tamp prototype sketched in Fusion 360 as my first project.

No guarantee of structural integrity as I've not printed it myself yet. Should be strong with the use of a load distributing infill such as Cubic Subdivision which from my experience prints pretty quick and is also structurally sound.

I'd highly recommend printing in a food-safe filament such as natural coloured PLA, PLA+ since some plastics aren't too great for your health. ABS isn't recommended as the chemicals potentially transferred aren't too friendly for human consumption. A food-friendly sealant may also be of use to prevent bacterial build-up.

For some further helpful advice on food-safe printing, I'd recommend giving this article a bit of a read: https://all3dp.com/1/food-safe-3d-printing-abs-pla-food-safe-filament/