yeti 30 oz rambler handle 3d models

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...

... 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

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 love my YETI mug, but it needed a handle

I can't believe they don't sell a straw lid for this Yeti, at least not as of this post. I found one other on Thingaverse but was unable to use it due to the file. I created this one from scratch in Tinkercad. Two different files, the only...

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...

This handle was modelled after the official Yeti Rambler 20 oz Tumbler Handle from this link, YETI Rambler 20 oz Tumbler Handle | Sport Chek. It has a slightly loose fit so that users can add electrical tape to the inside of the rambler to make a...

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.

Yet another YETI handle/grip for the 20oz Rambler Cup/Mug. Simple, one piece, yet elegant handle. No supports needed. Print this upside down as shown in pic. ...No supports needed.

Yet another YETI handle/grip for the 20oz Rambler Cup/Mug. Simple, one piece, yet elegant handle. No supports needed. Print this upside down as shown in pic. ...No supports needed.

Just a Yeti handle

Handle for the 20oz Yeti Rambler. Three pieces, drill and tap the handle to connect the handle to the rings with 8-32 x1" machine screws, so this design takes a little extra work post printing. I printed with PETG to give it a little flex. ...

I created this model using my own measurements of a yeti rambler and tried to be as accurate as possible. ...I hope that it helps others design their own 14 oz yeti rambler accessories.

I created this model using my own measurements of a yeti rambler and tried to be as accurate as possible. ...I hope that it helps others design their own 14 oz yeti rambler accessories.

This is a car cup holder adapter to fit the "YETI Rambler 14 oz Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated Mug." Found here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074W9QLNX

... ...It was also much wider than my Yeti Rambler 10 oz needed. This version fits the Rambler 10 oz perfectly, with ~.25mm clearance around. I also added a conical transition between the bottom and top so it prints upright without issue. ... Enjoy!

I needed to put a handle on a 26 oz yeti rambler bottle. Usually I do this with paracord but didn't have the time before summer camp. Also designed to protect the bottom printed with TPU for a good flexible fit. The 26 oz has a lip at the top that...

My wife and I both have 36oz Yeti Ramblers that don't fit in any of the cup holders in our cars. I designed one for a 2021 Toyota Highlander and one for a 2016 Subaru WRX. Important Note: My first few prints of this were in PLA+, but in the heat of...

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...

A spacer you can 3D print that lets you use the 16 OZ Colster with smaller sized 12 OZ cans.

Wanted a bottom sleeve for my Yeti so it would be protected and not make a metal sound every time I placed it on the counter. Works great! ...

A spacer you can 3D print that lets you use the 16 OZ Colster with smaller sized 12 OZ cans. ...I added a string to it so it is easier to reach in and grab.

A spacer you can 3D print that lets you use the 16 OZ Colster with smaller sized 12 OZ cans. ...I added a string to it so it is easier to reach in and grab.</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer Brand:</strong></p> <p>Creality</p> <p...

I recently purchased a 20z Yeti Rambler, and I love the thing. However, I sometimes wish that it had a handle. So, Autodesk Inventor and Makerbot to the rescue. I haven't printed it yet but I will post a pic when I do.... Enjoy! ...Print Settings...

I got around to making an update to the Yeti tumbler handle. ...This one is a little sleeker, with the upper and lower rings a little thinner. I also added the Yeti name and cleaned up a few issues with the handle.

......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.