Bottle holder (rack for fridge) - Free 3D Print Model

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Vasichkin

Household>Other House Models

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Print Profile(2)

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X1 Carbon

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P2S

A2L

2 Bottles, minimal supports

Designer

11.2 h

2 plates

4.9(72)

3 Bottles

Designer

15.6 h

2 plates

5.0(21)

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Description

Another accessory to organize fridge and not only fridge storage.

This fridge bottle holder designed with durability and minimum plastic usage in mind.

There are 2 models - 2 or 3 bottles.

Maximum bottle diameter: 90mm

Height of the rack:

2 bottles: 140mm;

3 bottles: 240mm;

Depth: 150mm;

You can scale it to your needs.

Print tips:

PLA is the best choice, but PETG is also could be used.

There is some supports in print. I've tried to minimise them, but it's still needed.

If you want it more durable holder, increase wall count to 3.

Please, share your print, i'd love to see it in action.

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Comment & Rating (109)

@user_1139378801

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Fit 2 bottles for top shelf. Looks sooo good,

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@vasichkin

Thanks. Please, share photo )

@user_1139378801

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spot on.

@vasichkin

Replying to @user_1139378801 :

Oh, thanks for sharing! Looks better then mine )

@jcjames_13009

Print Profile

2 Bottles, minimal supports

Nice print profile easy to print. The overhanging parts of the model could be improved for better printing without support. But it remains acceptable for this kind of part

The profile uploader has replied

@vasichkin

Could be improved in what way? You already printed model WO supports

@jcjames_13009

Replying to @vasichkin :

Modify (if possible) a bit the model to have a better printing quality on some overhanging parts, like the one on the picture when. But again, the overall rendering is very good and does perfectly the job. Another possibility (I didn't test on your model) is to activate Variable layer height in a print profile.

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@vasichkin

Replying to @jcjames_13009 :

Increase cooling for your particular filament in your printer settings. It's not model's problem. Avarage printer should handle this overhang. You can see it on other similar edges of model.

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