Already printed your measuring scoops and sponge holders? Ready to upgrade your kitchen game? Welcome to Kitchen Gadgets 2.0—a round-up of more advanced, functional, and clever 3D prints that’ll make your cooking routine smarter, faster, and a whole lot more fun.
These prints are designed to tackle real-life kitchen challenges, from food waste to tight storage, while blending with your personal kitchen style.
Why Advanced Kitchen Prints Are Worth It
Once you’ve covered the basics, it’s time to print tools that solve niche problems—like portion control, ingredient dispensing, or herb drying. Advanced kitchen prints may require a bit more design finesse or post-processing, but they deliver maximum value over time.
Many of these models include:
- Moving parts,
- Modular components,
- Or food-safe design practices.
Top Next-Level Kitchen Prints
Here’s your upgrade list of 3D printed kitchen tools that go beyond the basics:
- Rotating Spice Dispenser
A carousel-style spice rack that dispenses exact portions by turning a dial—customizable for different container sizes. - Pasta Measuring Tool with Portion Control
No more guessing servings. Slide spaghetti through printed openings labeled for 1–4 servings. - Modular Fridge Organizer Trays
Stackable, space-saving trays designed to fit standard fridge shelves or bins. Great for snacks, condiments, or meal prep boxes. - Jar Lid Openers with Torque Grip
Increase your grip and get leverage on hard-to-open jars with printed ergonomic lids and inserts. - Snap-On Measuring Labels for Cups & Spoons
Lost the numbers on your measuring set? Print labeled rings that snap onto any cup or spoon for accurate, durable markings. - Herb Drying Rack & Storage Tray
Print a collapsible drying rack for herbs and flowers—complete with stackable, breathable trays. - Clip-On Funnel & Pouring Spouts
Attach directly to jars or storage containers to pour flour, sugar, or grains mess-free. - Leftover Food Sealer with Built-in Clips
A reusable sealing system that uses hinged plastic and clips instead of cling wrap or foil.
Materials and Food Safety Notes
- Use PETG or food-safe PLA (marked BPA-free and FDA compliant).
- Smooth surfaces with epoxy coating or food-safe sealant to minimize bacteria growth.
- Avoid using ABS or resin-printed tools for direct food contact.
Need a solid base first? Read:
👉 How to Organize Your Kitchen with 3D Printed Tools