Spoon Rest

Have you ever stood at the stove flipping your favorite burgers or potatoes with a wooden spoon — sometimes even using two because it’s simply more convenient — and suddenly wondered where to put it? On the counter? On a plate? On the edge of the sink?

I’ve been there. After frying, the spoon is covered in oil, and every time you have to figure out where to set it down. Constantly grabbing a plate or improvising a spot gets old fast. That’s why I decided to design a simple and practical spoon rest — Spoon Rest.

The model is designed in two colors for a cleaner and more refined look. The construction is straightforward, without unnecessary elements, yet stable and convenient to use. It comfortably holds one or two spoons at the same time — just like it usually happens while cooking.

Printing

• Can be printed without a wipe tower.
• I printed it using PLA Wood, but you can use any other filament.
• Tree supports are recommended.
• Overall, the print is simple and trouble-free.

If you like the idea, feel free to print and use it in your kitchen.
 

Good luck — and enjoy your meal after cooking your favorite dish.

Parts links below:

• Wood Screw

Links to used tools:

• NOGA deburring tool and Blades