8.4 oz Red Bull adapter for YETI Rambler 12 oz Colster Slim Can Insulator

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I couldn't find an adapter out there that would make the 8.4 oz Red Bull can fit properly in the YETI Rambler 12 oz Colster Slim Can Insulator, so I designed one. It's a relatively simple design with the most intricate part being the inset text inside the adapter. The adapter gives a nice "pressurized" feel, when inserting and removing from the Rambler. The 8.4 oz can fits snuggly enough in the adapter that it doesn't rattle around, but not so tightly that it can't be pulled out without holding onto the adapter. The "crown" on the adapter is high enough that the Rambler's screw on top can "cinch down" onto it, keeping it and the 8.4 oz can nice and snug. I've included a large enough hole on the bottom, that one might be able to push a finger through in the event that some sticky material (likely the drink) gets into the adapter and "glues" the can to the adapter. I designed this in Tinkercad and printed it on the Anycubic Photon M3 using Anycubic UV Tough Resin - Translucent Green. I've found that the best settings in Chitubox (for this printer, using this resin, judging with my eyes) are as follows: - Layer Height 0.050mm - Bottom Layer Count 4 - Exposure Time 3.500s - Bottom Exposure Time 35.000s - Transition Layer Count 0 - Transition Type Linear - Light-off Delay 0.500s - Bottom Lift Distance 6.000 + 0.000mm - Lifting Distance 6.000 + 0.000mm - Bottom Retract Distance 6.000 + 0.000mm - Retract Distance 6.000 + 0.000mm - Bottom Lift Speed 180.000 & 0.000mm/min - Lifting Speed 180.000 & 0.000mm/min - Bottom Retract Speed 240.000 & 0.000mm/min - Retract Speed 240.000 & 0.000mm/min *No need for supports, though you may want to include a raft if you find that you have a hard time separating prints from build plates. I washed in 91% IPA for 2 minutes and cured for 3 minutes using the Anycubic Wash & Cure Plus. I wanted to give it a clear finish, so I coated with Krylon Triple-Thick Crystal Clear Glaze (though I may have been too hasty and used a bit too much).