Tumbler Keychain with screw off lid (no AMS reqd) by animuL67

animuL67

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Print Profile(3)

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P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

A1 mini

Same as original but with hole in handle for keychain

Designer

1.5 h

2 plates

4.9(211)

Original

Designer

1.5 h

2 plates

4.9(198)

Identical to the original, but with an added auxiliary loop for a keychain

Designer

1.4 h

2 plates

5.0(12)

Open in Bambu Studio

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1849

3195

539

512

3.4 k

2.3 k

Released

Description

Update: I am happy to have anyone sell these physical parts and share the link but please do not redistribute the digital files. Thank you!

Here is my very own rendition of the pocket tumbler complete with lid that screws in place to secure your precious little stash. Go incognito in bougie style knowing that your small cargo is safe and sound. Three individual parts that can be printed with or without AMS. The lid insert presses into the lid which includes the straw. The native scale fits a standard tube of lip balm or other things that are small and need to be kept safe. Scale up or down as needed. Perfect for a gift or feel free to sell! This is 100% my design with no logos or trademarks.

Update 2/18/2025: Added new profile same as the others except the keychain loop is adjacent to the handle instead of integrated. Let me know if you all want a bigger or smaller hole or if you want the loop thinner / less height to it. I'll plan to make as many versions as people want. I'm happy to do these requests or others and ask for support, if you are able, in the form of boosts and donations. Thank you all!

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Comment & Rating (539)

@user_3204028064

Boosted

is there a reason I got this seam?

The designer has replied

@animuL67

That seam is definitely the most prominent I have seen. I notice varying results with different filaments so perhaps the filament you are using just does bad on the seams. Maybe try a different type / brand filament to troubleshoot if the prob goes away. Also try to make sure the inside and outside seams aren't in the same spot and try changing scarf settings. If you are good there you might need to do calibrations with the specific filament you want to use, specifically the pressure advance.

@user_3204028064

Boosted

Replying to @animuL67 :

i was using the bambu gradient pla.. i will try this, thank you so much! i'll let you know how it works out

@animuL67

Replying to @user_3204028064 :

Best of luck! Problems are how we learn :)

@user_1516028091

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I printed this and it was great. I found them to be a little big to be keychains. I’m fairly new to the 3d printing world. is there a way to scale all three pieces of this file so that I can make this exact one just smaller? Any help is greatly appreciated

The designer has replied

@animuL67

If you are using Bambu Studio, click on the parts (use ctrl+click to select all) and then there is a scale option. You may want the lid x and y to be slightly less, like 99% compared to the others. The button is here:

@user_1516028091

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Replying to @animuL67 :

I feel like a fool but can you select all parts if there are multiple build plates? I have an AMS so I probably could just add to one build plate and select all like that? Thank you in advance for all your help, I appreciate it

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@animuL67

Replying to @user_1516028091 :

Yes, you can select parts across multiple plates or individually, you can merge parts too which keeps them as separate solids but treats them as one so they scale together, etc.

@sammniam2

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Print Profile

Original

OMG, I LOVE THESE! They will be my new "benchy" lol (and now everyone wants me to print them one 😆)

@animuL67

Love it! I've made so many of them for people, great stocking stuffer and fun cheap gift :)

@Woggy

Print Profile

Original

Only issue was that the top lid cover split between layer lines when putting it over the straw. Maybe a different print orientation for the cover would help.

@animuL67

I'm test printing an update to the lid insert that has a larger straw hole and is thicker. I'll let you know when it uploaded. Thanks for the feedback!

@animuL67

I updated both profiles with a thicker lid insert and a larger hole so I hope this solves your problem. Thanks again!

@Altitudestudios

Boosted

Wow that Gold Pops!!!

@user_2414235147

Print Profile

Same as original but with hole in handle for keychain

This is a super fun print. My one suggestion would be to use supports. I read comments saying no supports. It lead to lots of loose filament on the handle.