Baratte à beurre/en
Tuto — Difficulté : Moyen — Durée : 3 hour(s) — Coût : 3 EUR — Mise à jour : 7 juin 2026 — 57 révision(s) — Licence : Attribution (CC BY)
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Introduction
In a modern world often reliant on sophisticated technology, we've chosen to return to simple, sustainable solutions for essential everyday needs. Our inspiration stems in particular from the French Butter Crisis of 2017, which highlighted the vulnerability of our butter supply. In light of this crisis, we have designed an accessible solutio - a low-tech butter churn. Our aim is to give back the control to the people for the production of this staple product, offering a simple, affordable + environmentally-friendly alternative. This project aims to demonstrate that low-impact technologies can be just as effective, if not more so, than their high-tech counterparts, while promoting greater food autonomy and resilience within communities. Unfortunately, this project was not completed, but it's a promising start for the future. The project requires very little equipment and costs just €3 instead of €50.
Description
A butter churn transforms cream into butter by stirring/agitating it. The rotating mechanism separates the fats from the liquid contained in the cream.
Drilling through the lid
Drill the holes in the lid as shown in the photo.
Side supports
Cut the side supports out of the sheet metal Making the fold Drilling effectively Assembly on the lid
Create the top handle
Drilling through the birch Adding screw inserts Join everything together with screws
Print the tree
Use the 3D file of the tree and add it to the set. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6479752
Print the lower guide
Print the lower guide from your template Add threaded inserts using a soldering iron Then screw together https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6479752
Add the lower gear
Print the lower gear from your template Add threaded inserts using a soldering iron Then screw together https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6479752
Handle
Cut the handle Cut out the metal part linked to the handle Join everything together
Enjoy!
Congrats! You've reached the end of the tutorial.
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