The Swoop Scoop - ergonomic scoop in 3 Sizes

The Swoop Scoop - ergonomic scoop 

A big, comfortable scoop that actually fits your hand. ErgoScoop is built around a neutral-wrist grip, so the arched handle sits naturally in your palm and lets you dig, lift, and pour through a whole batch without twisting or straining your wrist.

At 26 cm long with a deep curved trough, it moves serious volume per pass — ideal when you're working through bulk coffee, flour, grain, or pet food rather than measuring out a teaspoon. The trough tapers to an open front for clean, controlled pouring, and a flat stabilizing base lets it stand upright on the counter so it won't roll away when you set it down mid-task. It prints as a single piece — no hardware, no glue, no assembly — and the smooth matte surface looks genuinely premium on an open shelf.

Features

• Arched over-the-top handle for a comfortable, neutral-wrist power grip
• Deep, generous trough — scoops a lot per pass; tapered front pours clean
• Flat base — stands upright, no rolling, easy to set down
• One-piece print, no assembly or hardware
• Print in any color to match your kitchen or workspace

Great for: coffee beans & grounds · flour, sugar & baking staples · rice, oats & grains · protein powder · pet food / kibble · bird seed · washing powder & detergent · bath salts · ice · potting soil & fertilizer · bulk-bin candy and more.

Specs

• Dimensions: 260 × 120 × 123 mm
• Material used: ~300–450 g depending on infill (confirm in your slicer)
• One-piece, no supports needed in the base-down orientation

Recommended print settings (Bambu A1)

• Material: PLA for dry indoor goods, or PETG for extra durability / slightly damp use
• Layer height: 0.20 mm · Walls: 3–4 · Infill: 15% gyroid
• Orientation: base flat on the plate. Note: the 260 mm length exceeds the A1's 256 mm bed when axis-aligned — rotate ~45° to use the bed diagonal (auto-arrange handles this), or scale to ~97% to keep it straight
• Supports: none needed base-down

A note on food contact: standard FDM prints aren't food-safe out of the box — layer lines can trap residue. For dry, brief scooping it's widely used, but for repeated direct food contact, print in a food-safe filament with a food-safe sealant, or keep it for dry/non-food goods.

Printed one? Post a Make — I'd love to see it in your colors. 🖤