I love 3dGringo's Corn Butterizer, but I had to trim down the sides of my Trader Joe's butter sticks to make them fit. (I used the trimmings on a waffle, FYI.) So I enlarged the butterizer and added a baseplate. Note that Trader Joe's butter sticks are not square... one of the sides is approximately 2 mm longer than the other, so the printable objects aren't square either. The objects fit snuggly, but if you have trouble, just add butter. There are two versions of the cornhole object (ha ha ha). One version has 3dGringo's curved end for corn and the other has a flat end for pushing up and slicing off the butter with a knife. I used red t-glase because it's reportedly food-safe, but all filaments become sterile at 100°C. I use rubbing alcohol to keep it clean.t-glase I have a .40mm nozzle, but I fudged the nozzle diameter with S3D and reported a .55mm nozzle w/ .40mm layers. I learned this trick from 3DUniverse and it seems to help a lot of t-glase extruder gear slipping. 228°C 15mm/s extrusion speed /90 mm/s travel speed 18% infill