Been working on a new modular Glencairn flight system for whiskey tastings. Each holder fits one Glencairn glass. Print as many as you want and slide them together using a dovetail joint. Build a small flight for yourself or connect multiple modules for a larger tasting setup. The design also includes dovetail covers. If you use a single holder or stop at a certain size, the covers slide into the unused slots and give the piece a clean finished look. The holder cradles the glass securely and keeps space between glasses so they do not touch. Works well for tastings, home bars, or serving drinks to friends. Print details. • Designed for Glencairn whiskey glasses • Modular dovetail system • Print one or build large flights • Dovetail covers included for unused slots • Minimal supports required Curious what setups people will build with it. Four glass flight. Eight glass tasting. Full whiskey lineup.

I designed a 4 Glencairn tray for serving flights and moving multiple pours with control. Set it flat, drop the glasses into the openings, then lift. The curved cutouts cradle each glass and keep them separated so they do not touch. You can carry four pours in one trip with a steady grip. The handles are reinforced for strength and the model prints clean with minimal supports. Sized for a secure fit around standard Glencairn bases. Built for home bars, tastings, and events where presentation and function both matter. Feedback helps me refine fit and balance for future versions.

I designed a 2 Glencairn tray to make carrying pours easier and more stable. Set the tray flat on the table, place the glasses into the openings, then lift. The curves cradle each glass securely without letting them touch. You can carry two glasses with one hand and keep everything balanced. The model prints clean with minimal supports and has reinforced handles for strength. Sized for a snug fit around standard Glencairn bases. Built for tastings, home bars, and events where you need to move more than one pour at a time. Feedback from the community helps me fine tune the next version.

I designed and printed a Glencairn lanyard holder for tastings, events, and home bar nights. It fits snug around the base, keeps the glass upright, and frees up your hands without warming the pour. The loop is reinforced for strength and the model prints clean with no supports needed. Modeled in Tinkercad and tested for real use. I am refining tolerances and looking at options for lighter versions and custom engraving. Feedback from fellow makers is always appreciated.