Soda can dispenser for 50cl cans

Soda can dispenser for 50cl cans

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Adapter for North American cans 19.2FLoz (568ml) Tallboy
Adapter for North American cans 19.2FLoz (568ml) Tallboy
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Brackets for extra rigidity-50cl version
Brackets for extra rigidity-50cl version
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This is a soda can dispenser that can take 10x 50cl cans. Typically energy drinks like Monster but also beer and other beverages. It´s easy to print and have supports only in the holes where they are easily removable and marks is not visible. The feet are optional. Not really needed but I think it´s nice with some friction against the surface so I bought TPU feet at the hardware store, but I submit files for those who want to print the feet in TPU instead. The two printed sides are screwed together with two screws and 2 threaded inserts. I also put in a socket for a standard M5 hex nut that can be used instead of a threaded insert. See the .pdf documentation for assembly drawings and a partslist for fasteners an such. 

 

NOTE! The base model fits European standards Drink can - Wikipedia.

Base model fits cans with diameter 66mm and height 170mm.

 

If you live in North America, also print 2pcs of the spacer: “Spacer 18mm for North America 19FLoz (568ml) Tallboy.stl”.

I also made a print profile separately for a kit of the spacers you need in America.

Fit it between the gables to get that wider space you need for the American version.

The European 50cl can is often confused with the North American 19.2FLoz (568ml) can.

They have the same diameter but different lengths.

 

If you feel that you need a more sturdy feeling to the construction, also print BURKY-50cl-Bracket for extra rigidity.3mf (for 50cl can) or BURKY-19_2FLoz-Bracket for extra rigidity.3mf (for 19.2 FLoz can).  

 

I also now published a Version 2 of this dispenser. It has one more bolt position, 11mm holes instead of 9mm to allow more screw types and a wider catch area for the can in the end position. I recommend this one if you haven´t already downloaded the original one. I´ll leave the original gables as the main profile since a lot of people downloaded it and seem to like it. With this version, you don´t need “brackets for extra rigidity”.

 


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BURKY-50cl-2.pdf
BURKY-50cl-3.pdf
Burky-50cl-Version 2.pdf

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Printed well, but my cans seem to be too short by a few millimeters and fall out easily.
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This is most likely because you don´t have a 50cl can. I´m guessing that you have a 16FLoz can that is 157mm tall instead of the 50cl can that is 170mm tall. Tonight I´m planning to make a version for the American 16FLoz can since many people asked for it. The one you already printed can be used for 50cl or 19.2FLoz if you print the Tallboy spacer I submitted as a print profile.
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Now the 16FLoz version is in the printer. Tomorrow around 14.00 Swedish time I think I can post it on Makerworld.
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Replying to @user_2052377899 :
You are correct, just checked my can and its the 16oz. I look forward to printing the correct version when you release it. Thank You...
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Swiss precision. Worked like charm. Like another user here, initially I thought that bolt holes are too small. It turned out that due incorrect Zoffset, I had pronounced "elefant foot" at the first layer. It turned out that hole size (9mm) are adequate for metric 5 bolts (8.5mm at head) Anecdotal, in my country there is a saying "if it can be tied with some wire, it's a petty to waist a screw". So I just glued the parts together. Again, my printer setup problem not a design one. My beers are happy and organized now. Cheers!
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Great! I did not know that glue is strong enough for this! Maybe better than bolting? Nice with this long review! I made a version 2 of this (as you can see) and that one have bigger boltholes to accept more types of screws and it’s also generally stronger.
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I used some (new for me) "gorilla" glue. It is a bit foamy and this is good because it fills any gaps between parts. But by any means the bolt solution is stronger. Metal is metal. :)
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Replying to @bogdan.bogorin :
Yes :-)!
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Printed really nice, but sadly 1cm to short for my (german) 500ml can. did not realise they are different 😂 EDIT; i printed the wrong one! fixed it with the adapter and some hot glue, and it works like a charm, shoutout to the designer!
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Oh, are the cans taller in Germany? Can you please tell me the German dimensions? Diameter and height would be great to know. I can easily make and post an adapter if I know the height of your can.
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I think I know what´s wrong. You have accidentally printed the 16FLoz version, which has 160mm between the sides. The 50cl version has 173mm between the sides. In Sweden the 50cl is most likely exactly like the German can, diameter 66mm and height 170mm. Print the 50cl one and you will be ok :-)!
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The same thing happened to me… how do I get the adapter to upgrade this to the 500ml version (DE)
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Great model. In my case was neccasary to print without supports (transparent PLA). With supports was very complicated to remove them.
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Cool with the transparent filament? What filament is it? Was it actually possible to print without supports in the screwholes?
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Filament 3DPower Basic PLA ( https://3dpower-filament.com/en/products/filament-3dpower-basic-pla-1-75mm-natural-1kg-25.html?query_id=2 ). Print without supports was fine and with no problems. There is short distances to make trouble during printing.
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great print
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Great :-)!
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really cool. only just got on my shelf but well desgined simple yet sleek model thank you…. off to refill my monster stash now I have more room😁
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Thanks! Looks really nice😀!
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Version 2-Stronger gables-One more boltpoint-Wider catcharea
perfect :)
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Thanks😀!
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Great idea! If you ever do any modding to it adding logos to the outside for monster, reign, bang, etc would be a good idea
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Good idea! How does that work legally? Can I just put a logo there without copyright issues?
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As long as you are don't make profit on the compagnie's back, I think it's ok
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Replying to @user_2052377899 :
why is your fridge regularly inspected by trademark attorneys?
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Cool! I never thought of having different colours on the gables but I like it😀!
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Can you recommend which M5 screws to buy. I've tried 3 sets so far, the nut fits fine but the head of all the screws have been to big for the screw to go down in the holes.
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I use MC6S 5x16 if I have the 50cl can and MC6S 5x45 if I use the spacer for the American 19.2 FLoz can. MC6S is the most common insex head in Europe (I think). The head is diameter 8.4mm and fits perfectly here. MC6S is maybe less common elsewhere? In which country do you live? Maybe this screw have a different name outside of Europe? Check the pics and I think you will find the same screw wherever you live.
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If you have the 50cl can and a nut, you will need a 25mm long bolt (buy 30mm to be on the safe side) and if you use spacers for the 19.2 FLoz American can you will need a 45mm long bolt. I wrote 16mm for the 50cl, but that´s with threaded inserts instead of a nut. Force of habit since I always use inserts :-).
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This is the exact place where I bought the screw. Apparently the standard is called: "DIN912 or ISO 4762". The screw does not need to be stainless though, I just prefer it: Insexskruv - rostfri, syrafast DIN 912 ISO 4762 (wiberger.se)
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