For you professionals out there, what is the "proper" way I should have used to get that threaded insert out?😂
@johnhockings6138 Apr 8, 2026
hah, i printed a handle for a pot lid like 15 years ago, and its still on there, I used it today,
printed the handle and a plastic washer and put a hot screw through the both of them and its been on ever since, dishwasher safe too
@jabrettell Apr 8, 2026
why not make a cooler handle instead?
@xylol3hunna Apr 8, 2026
Your wife was right
@fullmetalarchitect Apr 8, 2026
I want one.
@troubl3gum Apr 8, 2026
a piece of wood, a drill, a screw, a nut.
@EmilySmirleGURPS Apr 8, 2026
I don't like the way the brass is going to conduct the heat right into the core of the plastic, where it can build up under the insulation from the outside of the handle. Make me a little bit nervous. The offset and drainage holes might make up for it though!
I'd love to hear a follow up after you …
@JACKYOUTUBE Apr 8, 2026
Can I ask something?
How weak are 3D printed things?
@JimBobele Apr 8, 2026
We need a video of the wife's reaction ;-)
@richarddoesstuff1 Apr 8, 2026
any $2 cabinet knob will work and you'll be done instantly.
@Fish88135 Apr 8, 2026
For my dad’s, he just used a fucking zip tie and it works to this day
@TLTSofit Apr 8, 2026
I’m so jealous- my lid handle is cracked from being stored with something on top of it.
