I was changing out a plug in my old Camaro and setting the gap when I was suddenly struck with a baseball bat. No, not really. But I was struck with ravenous hunger and I realized that I had absolutely no convenient means by which to eat the "V8 Venison Cutlets" I'd just cooked up on the intake manifold. (Thank you, Chris Maynard. http://amzn.com/1416596232) They were just sitting there. Sizzling away. As if to taunt me. The only obvious solution was to run inside, open up OpenSCAD, and design what I now believe to be the most innovative and provocative kitchen/shop tool ever conceived. My sincere hope is that this will somehow save the lives of some hungry travelers who happen to have 3D printers in their back seats while misfiring along the highway with BBQ ribs on their Edelbrocks. I haven't tested it in the car yet, but I'm hopeful that it will work flawlessly -- provided I have my support material settings dialed in properly. Thank you, mb20music, for the excellent plug, and you-know-who for you-know-what else. More Sporks of Fury: