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How Cookie Cutters are Made

A close-up, high-angle shot shows a Bambu Lab 3D printer in action, extruding bright yellow filament onto a metallic print bed. Several partially formed and complete cookie cutters, also in bright yellow, are visible on the bed, including shapes like a banana and a flower. The printer's print head, a white rectangular device with a nozzle at the bottom, is centered in the frame, actively creating one of the shapes. Wires extend from the top of the print head, and the printer's gantry system is visible, indicating the print head's movement across the bed.
A stylized bottle cap, predominantly white, with a red curved band at the top and a blue wavy band at the bottom, mimicking the classic Pepsi logo design. The right side of the cap shows the jagged, crimped edge typical of a bottle cap.

Ever wonder how a cookie cutter is made? You will be surprised.

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