ice shot glass mold 3d models

A mold crafted for crafting shot glasses made of crystal clear ice. It might also serve well for shaping Jello into precise forms. Instructions: 1. Fill the bottom container with water or a carefully mixed solution until it spills out over the...

If you use proper print settings, enough to ensure water-tightness, you too can relish a shot glass made entirely out of ice. Print one each of the two mold parts. Store them in the freezer until they're solid, and then some, or they will melt in...

To create your shot glass, put the two halves of the mold together and twist 90 degrees to keep the top part from floating out of place. Add water through the opening between the molds nearly to the top. Leave a little room for expansion (I haven't...

Twist the two halves of the mold and carefully remove your new shot glass. (The glass in the picture I posted is actually from a previous version, but it used the same dimensions for the cavity. This updated model should be able to produce slightly...

Simple one-piece ice shot glass mold (half shot.) Use warm water rinse around the mold to remove ice from the mold. Refreeze it after taking it out of the model to receive the best outcome. Some ice may seep through the center. The lip on top was...

Simple Ice Shot Mold - Printed Out of PLA or Other Non-Toxic Materials - V4 Upgrade: - Prints Faster - Higher Quality - Introduces a Square Version of the Shot Glass for Added Versatility - Features Holders That Allow You to Grip the Shot for Longer...

Print this mold in minutes using your 3D printer and create perfect ice shots every time. I've optimized the design to print faster than ever before, ensuring you can enjoy your favorite chilled beverages sooner. The updated version includes a...

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Start by designing them at a scale of 1:1 for ice cubes, and scale up to 1.5 times the size for standard shot glass dimensions. Make sure the wall thickness is set to 0.8 mm to prevent leakage issues when filling with liquids, and aim for an...

Alphaversion brings you an innovative box designed to craft a precise set of six shot glasses from ice cubes, perfect for summer drink mixing and shooter enthusiasts.

Create ice or Jello shot glasses using a two-part mold. Firstly, fill the bottom part with water until it seeps through the channels at the top. Then, place the upper part on, aligning notches with holes. Next, dry the mold and freeze it. Once...

Mother's Call for Creative Craftsmanship: A Double-Edged Mold for Artisanal Ice Shot Glasses A Simple yet Elegant Solution for Producing Two Identical Shots of Frozen Bliss To create this unique vessel, follow these easy steps: First, pour water into...

The skilled artisan skillfully crafts precision-crafted ice shot glasses using a combination of artistry and technical expertise. With each delicate detail, the glassmaker carefully shapes the frozen crystal into a flawless vessel, imbuing it with a...

This OpenSCAD model allows you to create shot glasses made of ice. It's fully parametric, meaning you can customize various aspects like height, width, and thickness by adjusting parameters. Version 1.1 added a centralWedgeSpace parameter (default is...

This frozen shot glass mold comes in three pieces. the two bottom sides have an interlocking design to reduce seepage. Assemble the bottom section, then fill with water and add middle section. The middle section has a lip so that it rests in place. ...

It's best to create prints from a flexible material that ranges between 15% to 25%. ...This is a remix, where I've split the cup and lid into separate files. To achieve this, I made the glass container even deeper.

... to print this item using flexible materials with a flexibility percentage of 15-25%. The current design is actually a remix, where the cup and cover have been separated into two distinct files, resulting in a glass that's notably deeper than before.

Initially, I was intrigued by the "Shot Glass Ice Cube" concept but questioned why only one ice cube. Recognizing that freezer space is often limited, an adjustable tray seems like a better solution. The inventor also thought the standard shot glass...

https://www.gofundme.com/roboguts-kits-lessons I saw the basic "Shot Glass Ice Cube" part and immediately wondered why only one? An ice cube tray has several cups to make a bunch of ice cubes... then I realized that sometimes the freezer gets full of...

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Consequently, I opted to build an entirely new model with a significantly thicker base and a conical interior that would facilitate easier ice extraction. Additionally, this revised design incorporates a holder for convenient storage. ...This is my...

They were designed for individuals who encounter the frustrating problem of stuck ice cubes due to frosting on older refrigerator shelves. I can remove these frozen items easily using nothing more than a fork or knife, simply by getting something...

But kids can use this Jello XL shot glass mold too. As fall birthdays and football season are just around the corner, this would make an awesome cocktail or birthday party treat. The possibilities are endless - you can fill it with liquids, fruit, or...

Shot Glass

This is an innovative tool created to craft perfectly formed ice glasses for chilled shots. To utilize this device effectively, follow these simple steps: 1. Fill the mold with water. 2. Allow time for the water to freeze into a solid glass shape.

Easy Grip Shot Glass

shot glass can be used a candle holder too :)

This is a standard 1.5 fluid ounce shot glass.

Shot glass stuck to the floor with its base.