Our salad spinner has a broken gear, and someone has already designed a replacement part for 3D printing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2234602

Ordering it from a 3D printing service would cost around €15, which feels excessive, so I'm planning to print it myself. I have no experience, but some colleagues do, and we have printers in my office that I can use, so I expect all the materials will be available.

I'll track the time I spend on this idea from market creation, resolving to the total time spent until the new part is tested. I'll include time spent learning about the process and disassembling/reassembling/testing, and exclude time spent doing unrelated things while waiting for prints. If I do not fix it before market close, or if I choose to order the part instead of printing myself, I'll resolve N/A. If the time falls on a bucket boundary, I'll select the higher bucket. I'll place an initial bet on the lowest bucket as incentive to not waste too much time, but I will trade no further.