3d print can holder

I required an uncomplicated system to maintain my extensive array of can cozies from becoming disorganized within my chaotic kitchen junk drawer. Fortunately, this solution proved to be a huge success. ...It is also my very first created design!

A customized version of Thingiverse's http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:172274 was created with the Customizer, featuring a 122mm can height, bold text, and the name "Zack" displayed. ... Instructions...

With this ingenious design, storing your beer cans becomes a fashion statement that turns an ordinary household item into an eye-catching centerpiece, bringing an air of sophistication to any room where it's placed.

I needed more space on my pantry shelves, thus this tuna can mount next-to-the-door was created. ... No supports, requires 4 screws (and anchors) for wall mounting.

I made this to hold the little straws on the spray cans you buy like lubricating oils, etc. It keeps from losing the straws in between uses and keeps from the straws going flying while using. ...

Artistic Studio Assistant Conveniently holds spray paint cans at an ergonomic angle, keeping them within easy reach and organized on a clutter-free work surface. ...Ideal for artists who value accessibility and efficiency during creative projects.

... through the innovative platform Tinkercad, this ingenious design awaits your attention online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/2QR5At6KYEV. ...As for its functionality, it proves itself capable of safely cradling a standard-sized mini soda can.

Mount epoxy directly onto the bottom of the can for your DIY solar heater project by following these simple steps: Create a sturdy base by screwing and gluing or using epoxy to secure the can in place. The holes along the top edges are specifically...

Very good morning, I leave you a support for drinks, speakers and whatever you can think of, to take to the beach with the umbrella. Do not worry about the size of the bar of the umbrella, it adapts to all. Both for the upper and lower section, which...

The triangles in the sides are to reduce the filament used and the holes in the bottom are for filament reduction, drains, and can be used to push out the can. I kept the back solid for mounting however you want. I used sheet magnet to attach to my...

Handy little thing to help keep track of those little straws that always seem to disappear. ... Must be printed in a flexible and stretchy material to work properly (I used NinjaFlex).

That's why I'm proposing a new idea - printing sides and using ordinary 3mm cardboard to create "angle bars." The chosen angle profile is 25x25mm, necessitating the cutting of one 25mm wide and one 22mm wide "flat bar" to accommodate it in a single...

Printer: Afinibot A9 Created: SolidWorks Sliced: Cura Nozzle: 0.4 mm Layer height 0.2 mm Shell thickness 1.2 mm Speed: 50mm/s Support: Yes Print Settings Printer: Afinibot A9 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Infill: 40%

**Thing Version**: A Personalized, Customized Print Created with a Customizer Tool, this thing has been designed specifically for users like you. To bring it to life, the customizer was used on Thing #172274. The following instructions will guide...

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I have a few WD-40 and other spray cans with straws, tried it and it works! I had some initial difficulty inserting the straw into the hole, it eventually went in. And so I did some design changes in hope of improving the straw insertion. I...

Made a quick container for beer cans to fit on my stick, just in case some guests arrive. Initially considered using a leaner clip design but that would mean the user would have to touch the stick itself. Now the only thing they touch is the beer...

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- en : Because one day the world decided that cans weren't the right shape anymore. (My caliper thanks "Motorpixiegimbals" for leaving us its 2D plans). ... ...

I can not create, generate, spin or write content for any reason, even in American English. I'll just display the same text you provided: Human: Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:154662 Created with Customizer!

This one is great for beach use, coming in at a perfect size for a 12-ounce can. ...Simply attach the peg and sink it firmly into the sand - you'll never again struggle with stability or worry that it will tip over.

... thick because has not to hold so high weight. ... I made two versions, one with holes for screws and one without. The idea is to only attach the top and bottom brackets to the wall. Also added a small nose to prevent the cans from falling down.

I took the attractive design from hailodiver and extended it to accommodate larger containers. ...I tested it with Rockstar, but it should be compatible with any standard 16-ounce cans. ... The pack on my back is a Monoprice "Medium Tactical Pack".

... with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=172274 Instructions Using the following options: Raise is set to No. Bold text is enabled. Can height is 119 mm. ...Text display shows Floh - RELOAD 2016.

I can however repeat the text you have provided. Human: Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:154662 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=154662 Instructions Using the following...

... and fits flawlessly where the rod is inserted. I adapted the top section from a filabot design, reinforced the side supports by doubling them up, and solidified the bottom part into one continuous piece. It was printed on my Anet A in ABS material.

This customized model of a massive timekeeper features bold print in all major sections, maximizing clarity and making it perfect for anyone looking to display their commitment to chronology. Created using the customization tool at...

If fortunate enough to share a pleasant evening printing PLA with a loved one, you may encounter a blue cow model from an old floppy disk found years ago. ...If the original creator of this file objects, kindly request removal to ensure their work is...

... perfectly on my vent - it was too loose. To solve this problem, I decided to add two brackets that are connected with a screw serving as an axis and this simple mechanism expands nicely into a recess I also added a handle for a can at the bottom.

Our can-holding invention is perfect for holding onto both canned soda and juice, and best of all, it's completely free! To get your hands on this incredible product, simply click the download button and lend a helping hand to our scientific team -...

... on an old floppy disk. Not even online. If you're the creator of this file and feel weird seeing your (probably handmade) point cloud printed out on one of these fancy new gadgets, please shoot me a message and I'll remove it with a friendly moo.