3D-printed, plain chopstick in silver (bottom), in 0.3mm draft mode, compared to Japanese chopsticks
We started printing
As hinted in our Mark-and-Go license agreement, we intend to make patent-pending ergonomic and training marcosticks available for everyone to print, for free. During research we made prototypes with a carving knife, epoxy putty, plain chopsticks, and some piano wire. After filing two utility patents, we are now making 3D models, to reproduce these enhanced chopsticks by 3D printing. Once we are happy with these, we'll make models available. What you see here are your run-of-the-mill chopsticks, not the enhanced versions. We just received the 3D printer last week. At the moment we are still figuring out how to make…
