beer coaster printing 3d models

I sought a coaster designed to capture substantial moisture buildup since I reside in Florida where high humidity levels are common. ...This object was then 3D printed from a flexible plastic material known as TPU.

This coaster will prevent your Table from sticky imprints. ... It is very light and uses just little filament. I also use it to test different printing settings and different filament-colours. ... D 90mm h 3mm

This 3d printing ready coaster is an essential to cold or hot drinks, it eliminates the need to cleanup the water rings around your table, it also has my special design with pits to help with water pooling up.

Supports: You won't need any supports to print out this coaster either. Resolution: The resolution is set at an impressive 0.1mm, ensuring every detail comes out perfectly. Infill: This coaster has a solid infill of 10% rectilinear pattern,...

(Coaster in the pictures has 2mm strenght too - as a reference).Colour change in the middle might look cool.I used the Ironing feauture for the top surface finish. ...(Increases your print time)Tip: use the grid in PrusaSlicer to estimate the diameter.

Repurpose these into unique coasters by detaching the stones and using provided templates for holders. OpenSCAD model allows customization of overall size, stone inset space, and optional bottom circles for rubber or cork feet. Print at .15mm layer...

To ensure this coaster stands the test of time, I highly recommend printing it with an infill of at least 50% for added structural integrity. ...Crafted with precision using Tinkercad, this custom design is a testament to the creativity and ingenuity...

A coaster I crafted myself using the capabilities of FreeCAD.

A Coaster. ...Best with .2 mm layer height

You can use this as a coaster for your waterglasses!

Another coaster just appeared on my table suddenly.

A coaster made as a way to learn Fusion360

Modern coaster for your modern home! ...Best color: grey

A fun little coaster to print at home, simply start by printing the initial color then pause the printer to swap out the filament once a few layers have been completed above the base. Place this stylish coffee coaster over your cup to prevent the...

The Human Coaster is designed for use with a standard 0.4mm nozzle size, ensuring accurate and precise printing results. ... Finally, layer height can be adjusted between 0.1-0.2mm, giving you complete control over the finish and texture of your final...

This is a 2-piece coaster that you can print in any color or material you want. I printed this one in white PETG and Copperfill PLA. Just print it, do a bit of sanding to get a perfect fit, then add some glue and let it sit for a while. ... Have fun!

This model originally made so I could make resin coasters as gifts for my friends and family. I am going to print this with 95a TPU filament. If you are hoping to do the same, i recommend searching up videos and guides on how to adjust your printer...

Printing out such a coaster takes around six to seven hours, depending on how things are set up. Supportive structures will be necessary to hold everything together. Infill levels can vary greatly, ranging from 20 to 100 percent. ...The nozzle size is...

... and flair. ...Printed on my trusty Micro 3D printer, this innovative design showcases the amazing capabilities of modern technology. ...I carefully calibrated the scale to perfection, setting X at 0.15, Y at 0.15, and Z at 0.15 for a truly unique look.

I threw together this super simple coaster in Sketchup and if there's anything wonky with the file, please chime in below. I'll squash any issues ASAP. Hope you get a kick out of this no-frills design. Print Settings: Printer: Da Vinci Jr. ...1.0...

... is subtracted from the outer disc STL, creating a precise cutout. 3. The resulting design is saved as the Final Design in STL format, ready for printing. 4. With these steps complete, the Vikings Tea coaster is now fully prepared and ready to use.

Save your cold beer from dripping condensation onto your cluttered workspace.

I designed and created this drink coaster or perhaps wristband to test if I could print a complex assembly as one single part. To simplify the printing process, I reduced the number of links in the STL file by half (half Bracelet -12 links) to...

... examining the problem, I considered simply adding a circle and using it as a coaster instead. However, I never managed to get that printer working properly, so I eventually gave up on it and switched to printing with my other, more reliable device.

Just a nice simple coaster!3,5'' or 89 mm of diameter.

3D printable coaster with PLA filament Boba Stitch Cinnamoroll Nezha Pikachu Pooh SunwuKong

This is a coaster sporting a rolled-up paper towel proudly situated right in its center.

A coaster with a inner diameter of 90 mm and a outer diameter of 105mm

Starbucks keeps its coasters intact and unbroken by placing them carefully on a surface.

Learning 3D design starts with creating something simple like a coaster.