Twelve Can Dispenser for fridge or table Remixed by Acheituno

Remixed by

Acheituno

Household>Other House Models

Print Profile(2)

All

X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

10.2 h

5 plates

4.9(7)

0.6mm nozzle, 0.3mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

8.9 h

5 plates

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

144

Released

Description

Twelve Can Dispenser, ideal for use in the refrigerator or on the table, improved compared to the first version by modify general desing reducing the amount of filament and modifying speed and finish characteristics.

44 cm. L x 14 cm. H x 13.5 cm. W. (U.S. Cans)

Original design has been significantly modified, maintainig robustness but reducing the amount of filament needed and the time halving , ins this model join parts are rods, this allowing to modify the width of the can dispenser according to the type of cans you want to store.

Assembly is very simple, you just need to use the included central connectors and pegs with a little glue to hold it firmly in place.

Two versions are included in case it is necessary to make any modifications depending on your printer, the extra cost of material is minimal.

If you need it, you can use larger or shorter central separators or even a threaded tube or rods to adapt to all types of can sizes. (US/EU)

I include a 0.4 and 0.6 profile for a shorter print, the finish is good enough.

Comment & Rating (30)

@urahoho

great print. rods are a bit tight. had to sand it down. but fits my us fridge and us size cans.

The designer has replied

@Acheituno

Thanks for comments and photo, maybe if you like the model you could support me with a Boost. Greetings!!

@user_1523945635

Would love to see an addition of adding one more tier. I have 3 fridges and all 3 have almost 15" between shelves. Plenty of room to go higher and maximize space. Is that possible?

The designer has replied

@Acheituno

Do you mean adding a third floor to the model? Would that be possible, although if you have space they are stackable or I can modify it so that they are and remain attached

@user_1523945635

Replying to @Acheituno :

I am in the process of printing a 2nd one now. I was not aware they were stackable so I will check that out first. However, yes, a third floor is what I was thinking. Here in the states, we often buy beer in 18 and 30 packs... haha

@user_1523945635

Replying to @Acheituno :

I just printed a 2nd one and definitely not stackable. The 2nd one just sits on the cans. Maybe some type of spacer could be designed to hold the top one just high enough to clear the cans? However, if you decide to tackle designing a 3rd tire style, let me know. I will be sure to toss some boosts your way or whatever is needed.

@chris.gohlke

Boosted

Great model, printed perfectly.

The designer has replied

@Acheituno

Thanks for your comments and Boost. Greetings!

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@btweety3393

rods did not fit.

The designer has replied

@Acheituno

Depending on how you have your printer set up you may need to sand a little

@user_4204669036

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

the connectors were a bit to big so printed them on 95% otherwise very nice

(Edited)

The designer has replied

@Acheituno

Thanks for comments, maybe if you like the model you could support me with a Boost. Greetings!!

@Wolfdenlab

Boosted

Just finished printing. Looks good, so +1 boost. Scaled it up to work for my canned goods vs sodas. Will assemble shortly. Also, happy to see a .6 profile, as all I ever use are the .6mm in my machines.

(Edited)

The designer has replied

@Acheituno

Thanks for comments, maybe if you like the model you could support me with a Boost. Greetings!!

@urahoho

do you have the file where it isn't cut in half? I have a large volume printer that can fit one side on the whole plate.