3D printed Bitcoin Cookie Cutters

[TheBitcoinWife]

If anyone is interested, I'm selling 3D printed Bitcoin cookie cutters for 0.05 BTC. They are "Push n' Print" style that leave a cute Bitcoin symbol on any rolled style cookie dough. I'll be making alt-coin cookie cutters as well in the coming days and will post pics soon.

http://thebitcoinwife.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/bitcoin-3d-printed-cookie-cutter.jpg?w=225&h=300

http://thebitcoinwife.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/bitcoin-cookie-cutter.jpg?w=300&h=225

http://thebitcoinwife.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/nom-nom-bitcoin.jpg?w=225&h=300

http://thebitcoinwife.com/2013/07/02/bitcoin-is-one-tough-cookie/

[worldinacoin]

That's cool, I actually printed a few Bitcoins   , but it is in ABS not copper or gold coin

[TheBitcoinWife]

That's cool, I actually printed a few Bitcoins   , but it is in ABS not copper or gold coin

Thanks! Our printer uses PLA, so the cookie cutters are sturdy but can only be hand-washed.

[worldinacoin]

But the cookies will certainly make a good conversational piece especially with those unaware of Bitcoin asking about the Symbols

[MWNinja]

That's cool, I actually printed a few Bitcoins   , but it is in ABS not copper or gold coin

Thanks! Our printer uses PLA, so the cookie cutters are sturdy but can only be hand-washed.

I was going to say I hope your are using PLA, as ABS isn't food safe. Cool idea.

[TheBitcoinWife]

But the cookies will certainly make a good conversational piece especially with those unaware of Bitcoin asking about the Symbols

For sure, I'll be baking up some cookies to take to our next Bitcoin Hawaii meet-up, you know - like a good wife should lol 

[TheBitcoinWife]

That's cool, I actually printed a few Bitcoins   , but it is in ABS not copper or gold coin

Thanks! Our printer uses PLA, so the cookie cutters are sturdy but can only be hand-washed.

I was going to say I hope your are using PLA, as ABS isn't food safe. Cool idea.

Thanks! Come to the crypto-dark side, we've got cookies

[banghouse]

Can you tell me the USD price for one of these cutters? 0.05 BTC right now would be over $50USD. Could that really be how much one of these costs? Thanks.

[Pythonideus]

Can you tell me the USD price for one of these cutters? 0.05 BTC right now would be over $50USD. Could that really be how much one of these costs? Thanks.

Lol the post is from July, so the USD price is probably a few dollars.

[Otoh]

Very nice, I've actually talked to a company to manufacture Crypto currency cookies, we have the web site cryptocookies.com for it, unfortunately they couldn't set up production in time for giftmas so we are now taking our time to launch for maybe Valentine's day or Easter.

[Kontakt]

I'm actually interested in this as well. Updated cost?

[bitkoyun]

Totally experimental bitcoin cookie project:
http://www.bitcoinhaber.net/2014/01/bitcoin-cookies-project.html

[shackleford]

If we are talking about Bitcoin cookie cutters shouldn't it make altcoins?

[BeataTX91]

Great idea!

[bitkoyun]

If we are talking about Bitcoin cookie cutters shouldn't it make altcoins?

Use the same recipe except replace bitcoin with litecoin for diet cookies and dogecoin for dog cookies

[danieldaniel]

That's cool, I actually printed a few Bitcoins   , but it is in ABS not copper or gold coin

Thanks! Our printer uses PLA, so the cookie cutters are sturdy but can only be hand-washed.

Which printer are you using?  My local library just got one of these: http://www.stratasys.com/3d-printers/idea-series/~/media/Image%20Gallery/uprint_se_plus_solo.jpg .  It produces amazing quality prints.