This tiny kitchen electronic device got made as well. The mixer’s whisk parts are spinnable in theory but they don’t actually function very well and twisting them aggressively is not a good idea as they are quite fragile.
This magnificent mixer is made of white Fimo clay (again) and metal wire. The plug I have yet to add as that would have made photographing difficult. I probably will add it sooner or later. The speed switch was also forgotten but maybe I’ll be able to add it later as well.
Making the mixer itself was pretty easy. I made it in two parts: first the base and then the handle. These parts are separated by the lilac line. The actual whisks, or to be more specific, their “centre posts”, I added right after baking the base as I wanted them to be spinnable. Attaching the lower parts of the whisks (the arcs) was a surprisingly difficult process. I made them out of thin wire and “glued” them in place with Fimo liquid. I baked them for 5-10 minutes after every arc.
The final product is a fairly realistic-looking and scale fitting mixer (without whisks: width: 1,4cm height: 0,9cm and depth: 0,5cm). A suitable one evening project.
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