64 oz yeti handle 3d models

... idea. Altered the dimensions to fit the Yeti 30 oz cup.. Instructions After printing, used Insta-cure+ super glue and insta-set spray to set the glue. ...Filed of excess glue for flush finish and brushed with acetone.

A 30 Oz. ...Yeti mug handle

Easy to print handle for a 20 oz. Yeti mug. This thing really fits nice and snug. ...Print Settings Printer: Prusa i3 Mk2 Rafts: ...

I love my YETI mug, but it needed a handle

A much more sturdy and strong remix of a Yeti handle for the 30 oz cup that a found in the site but when i printed it it was way too flimsy so i made it thicker and now it's tried and true , i have made about 5 so far and they work great

I couldn't find a cool handle for my YETI 20 oz mug, so I summons the assistance of the Caped Crusader and came up with this: The BAT MUG HANDLE I created the gcode using CURA 3.4.1 "fine" standard profile with Dikale glossy black PLA filament;...

I couldn't find a cup holder for my Toyota Highlander that also fit my new Yeti Rambler 64oz water bottle. Designed this one and it works great! Printed in ASA for UV and heat resistance (don't try using PLA for inside a car). PETG would also...

EDIT: I've since designed a much better handle, found [here.](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2832187) This is a handle for a 64oz (2 liter) hydroflask brand vacuum flask. It may fit other brands as well, if they're about 63mm in diameter. The...

This is a Yeti/Ozark Trail 30 oz Tumbler handle with a little different grip than I've seen on some other examples. It turns out that this will not fit the Mossy Oak 30 oz Tumblers. They have about a 97 mm diameter and the Yeti/Ozark Trail is about...

Used the internal diameter measurements from brandonmjor's handle for the 30 oz. and lolmodule's handle for the 20 oz. Thank you both for taking the time to get the measurements done. Used Bhyde101's pistol grip as a template for the grip I drew...

THIS IS A REMIX OF THE ORIGINAL THAT FITS BETTER ON THE 20Z YETI,

I have a few of the YETI/RTIC cups and as a test for my new printer and to test my outdated 3d modeling skills I decided to try and make a handle. Its not perfect and I could definitely use more practice on the 3d modeling. The handle in the pictures...

I used a heat gun to get the logo pieces flexible enough to insert and conform to the handle. 1. Place the handle on the mug. (it will get warm heating up the pieces and placing it one the mug will hold its shape) 2. Using a heat gun or other...

I used a heat gun to get the logo pieces flexible enough to insert and conform to the handle. 1. Place the handle on the mug. (it will get warm heating up the pieces and placing it one the mug will hold its shape) 2. Using a heat gun or other...

I used a heat gun to get the logo pieces flexible enough to insert and conform to the handle. 1. Place the handle on the mug. (it will get warm heating up the pieces and placing it one the mug will hold its shape) 2. Using a heat gun or other...

... heating up the pieces and placing it one the mug will hold its shape) 2. Using a heat gun or other source, heat up the logo pieces one at a time and insert into the handle. 3. ...Once they are shaped superglue the pieces to hold them in place.

Print the handle, and pop it on your 20 oz Yeti Rambler Tumbler and enjoy a refreshing Nuka-Cola, or any beverage of your choice. Drink comfortably with this stylish Vault-Tec handle. ***From Vault-Tec, the only choice if you want to survive the...

Can be used to hold the 20 oz Yeti mug. ...How I Designed This I took an existing idea and used it to create my own mug holder that actually works.

This is a pressure fit collar and handle for a hydrapeak 64 oz waterbottle made from pla

This is a pressure fit collar and handle for a hydrapeak 64 oz waterbottle made from pla Category: Household

A gift for a Marine serviceman.

No supports required if you print with top flat on printer bed. 3 perimeters, 15% infill Enjoy! ... Check out more designs, reviews, and guides at 3D Proto Planet.

No supports required if you print with top flat on printer bed. 3 perimeters, 15% infill Enjoy! ... Check out more designs, reviews, and guides at [3D Proto Planet](https://3dprotoplanet.com/).

Yeti Mug or Tumbler handle Basic Design.

......I created a ring that fits a Yeti and potentially other 30 oz insulated mugs (I tried it on a Target brand Zek and it fit great). ...I used a piece of paracord as the handle but you could use other string, leather, cable, etc that can fit through it.

Printed 2 shells, 50% infill, used a 3/4 inch sex bolt to tighten on Tumbler.

Printed on an Anet A8. Photo is the proto type I printed with 0.2 layer height and 10% infill. Supports are required for the overhang. ... I'm trying to get the STL to show in the preview but not having any luck.

This handle is compatible with the popular YETI 20 oz. ...Rambler.

Just a simple handle for the Yeti Tumbler 20 oz. ...I made two versions (standard and short handle)

These two pieces combined will convert a 16 oz Yeti Rambler Colster to one that can hold either a Regular 12 oz can or a Thin 12 oz can. For the Regular 12 oz can (as seen in the photo): - Place the larger collar piece in the Yeti with the mouth...