3d printed bottle cage

1 part. ...Easy to print. Label sticker: https://www.redbubble.com/i/sticker/3D-Poison-Bottle-Label-by-alexaldridge/64543479.EJUG5

This is a specialized enclosure for Sigg alloy bottles.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter Brand:\n Ultimaker\n Printer Model:\n Ultimaker 2\n Rafting Options:\n Disabled\n Support Generation:\n Not Required\n Print Resolution:\n 0.1 millimeters\n Infill...

Here is a sleek and streamlined design for a bicycle water bottle holder that's as light as air, thanks to its minimalist approach and optimized printing settings. ...By using low infill, we can shave off precious grams without sacrificing durability -...

Elixir labels: https://www.redbubble.com/i/sticker/3D-Elixir-Bottle-Label-by-alexaldridge/41244638.O9UDB?asc=u Note: There are some imperfections found inside the bottle after printing that need to be removed with a knife and tweezers. ...The...

You can use it too, as long as your water bottle mounting holes are ~2.5" apart and can fit through a 0.2" through hole.Also I wouldn't recommend using this design on an aluminum or carbon frame bike, because the water bottle mounting points are not...

A Spray Bottle Holder for Canisters, Canister Diameter 50mm (also scalable to other sizes).

Allows you to adjust the distance to accommodate larger water bottles.

Need to grab your alcool bottle on your bike ? ...Download THIS !</p>

A fantastic and simple bottle screw cap design perfect for 3D printing that enables two soda bottles to connect seamlessly. Kids can easily create a mesmerizing vortex in a bottle with it! https://youtu.be/XdpwTa5dVms Two sizes of this cap are...

... are attached to the frame of the bike with two cable ties each. To be on the safe side, I printed the holder with 100% infill and 0.1mm layer height with PETG, but I think other printer settings with a little less material usage will also do fine.

... attached to the frame of the bike with two cable ties each. To be on the safe side, I printed the holder with 100% infill and 0.1mm layer height with PETG, but I think other printer settings with a little less material usage will also do fine. ...

... are attached to the frame of the bike with two cable ties each. To be on the safe side, I printed the holder with 100% infill and 0.1mm layer height with PETG, but I think other printer settings with a little less material usage will also do fine.

My version of a bicycle bottle holder. ... Triangular mounts should fit anything from 60 mm to 80 mm.

Visit the step-by-step guide on Instructables at http://www.instructables.com/id/3D-PRINTED-MAGNETIC-BOTTLE-OPENER-of-AWESOMENESS/ and show your appreciation by voting for it if you find it truly awesome! ...Have fun exploring!

Awesome gift wrap tool that's perfect for showcasing bottles, especially when giving a wine or champagne present! You'll love how it adds a touch of elegance to the presentation. P.S. ...I highly recommend making it from sturdy 4mm plywood for maximum...

Designed to fit a gap left by a lack of inspiring one-piece designs on Thingiverse, I came up with this solution and put it into a 3D model format for easy printing. Printed with PLA and 3 walls at 20% infill, it ends up weighing around 29g,...

I haven't tried printing it yet. ...It still onSo some adjustments may be needed.Try printing it vertically for layer orientation

Ideal for crafting and 3D printing projects, it enables users to create DIY planters, snow globes, display cases, and more with remarkable ease. The jig prints quickly and assembles effortlessly, yielding outstanding results. ...Watch the video at...

This model must not be utilized without alterations, as it can break easily. ...Its design allows it to be printed weighing under 20 grams due to the limited resources available during its creation.

... you'll require two collars. ... You must print this item vertically, with supports that only contact the build plate. It will take four hours to manufacture and necessitates thirty-five grams of material. No raft is needed. ... See you later!

... mm, fitting most standard bikes perfectly. This took 10 hours to print with RePlay PLA at slower speeds. With some creative work on supports, you could significantly speed up the process. It fits most beverage containers up to 22oz. ... Thanks!

To keep the weight down to a minimum, I opted for low infill printing. The result? A lightweight masterpiece that's remarkably similar in weight to Carbon fibre - no joke! Printed with PLA at 20% infill, this baby weighs in at a mere 29g. And here's...

Ready for use straight off the print bed!When printed in a tough filament like PETG and when always ensuring that you have a good grip on the cap, this should last very long.This opener will only cause minor deformation of the cap, allowing to...

Lightweight Bottle Cage for Bycicles

Side Load Water Bottle Cage. ... Print 45 deg with .6mm nozzle.

This bottle cage is slightly angled to provide more adhesion to the print surface. It uses a complete ring to hold the bottom of the bottle and has lips on the sides of the rings for vertical retention. Please note: Depending on your shock...

New bottle cage needed...Printed without supports in white PETG (honestly, black would suit my Giant better). ...But you can of course print whatever color you like;-)

New bottle cage needed...Printed without supports in white PETG (honestly, black would suit my Giant better). ...But you can of course print whatever color you like;-)

Replacement pin for Tacx Dao Bicycle Bottle Cage. Printed in ABS. ... 2023-06-25 Updated version 1.1 with thicker tab and shorter pin at the top.

This is a very lightweight (35g) water bottle cage. It works well, and is pretty simple to print. ... I am updating certain things based on my first test, making it lighter, and making the bottle tighter.