Keurig K-pod holder / dispenser, space saving

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I made my own k-pod dispenser that does not take up counter space. It holds 32 k-pods if you print both lower and upper section. You can just print the lower section if you only need to hold 16 k-pods. If you need to hold more, in theory, by changing the top part with the one that accepts the T connection, you can extend the holder as long as you want. I used 3M vhb tape to attach the dispenser to the side of kitchen cabinet. If you drop the k-pods in, it should stack up from bottom to top in over/under order. To remove a pod, hold the pod, push it up a little until you can get the bottom part off the ledge of the holder, then just remove it and let the other k-pods drop down. https://youtu.be/FEmA99ELjio This print takes up almost the entire ender 3 available print area, and each section prints in about 8 hours.