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Flexure Tea Bag Squeeze Tongs
One-piece tongs with a flexure spring, 148 mm long. Two 30 x 22 mm slotted jaw pads open to a 14.8 mm gap. Use them to lift a hot tea bag and squeeze it out over the cup, or to grab olives, pickles and ice cubes. The 3.6 mm U-spring springs the jaws back open and leaves a 21 mm loop for hanging the tongs on a hook. It prints flat with no hinge pin to lose, and the grooved finger pads stop wet fingers from slipping.
Two-Tablespoon Coffee Scoop Bag Clip
A level-fill coffee scoop that holds exactly 2 US tablespoons (29.6 mL: 36 mm bore x 29.1 mm deep). Its 156 mm handle has a flexure tine running along it, so the scoop clips onto the rolled top of the coffee bag and lives there instead of getting lost in the beans. The tine flexes sideways in the print plane, so the spring doesn't load the layer lines. The flared 0.4 mm pinch point grips the folded bag, and a 6 mm hole near the tip lets it hang from a hook.
Spring-Diamond Stove Gap Cover
A 170 mm stove-to-counter gap cover with a 44 mm wide cap strip and a stem made of two hollow 45° diamond springs, 14 mm and 10 mm wide. They squeeze into gaps of about 6–13 mm and stop crumbs and spills from falling down the side of a freestanding range. Cut it to length or butt several pieces together, and print it in PETG if the range side gets warm.