keurig k35 3d models

This is a modified version of the K-Cup Holder designed for Keurig. I created 3D text using Google Sketchup, which I incorporated as holes in the original design. For printing, you'll need: 1 Base (use 1.0 solid fill for added weight), 1 set of...

This is a replacement for the drain cover on the single-cup side of a Keurig Duo. Shorter cups tended to allow coffee to splash all over the counter. This raises the cup up to a more non-splashable level. Best printed with the grate side down...

As with many Keurig models, using a normal sized coffee mug allows for coffee to splash on the machine as well as the counter. The mug tray has been modified to move the mouth of the mug closer to the coffee drip which will prevent splashing of any...

The redesign also includes a sleek and modern aesthetic that complements the existing Keurig design language. The new tray features a smooth and glossy finish that resists fingerprints and smudges, making it easy to clean and maintain. ... Overall,...

This is a drip tray cover for the k-series Keurig. I noticed only Gen 1 and 2 series on here, but I have a K80 and wanted to design one for my wife. I have included the plain version as well as the one I designed with the phrase Good Morning...

I designed a customizable drip tray for a Keurig coffee maker that anyone can tailor to their needs. To make things straightforward, I've attached the STEP file. I looked at other drip trays online but had to edit the STL files, which isn't really my...

I needed a storage solution that would sit comfortably above my microwave or next to my Keurig, but couldn't find any simple designs that were large enough. I decided to angle the walls of the rack to match the plane of the K-cups. This design...

This storage device is perfect for those who received a Keurig as a Christmas gift. It can hold one package of 12 K-Cups, arranged horizontally in the case. When the lid is drawn out, the cups tilt at a 45-degree angle for easy access. While not the...

A replacement drip tray plate for the Keurig K-Mini Plus that brings your mug closer to the nozzle to mitigate splatter.

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This is a cleaner for the refillable K cups. The cups I use are listed: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00LHCCR92/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Place the cup full of coffee grinds over the three cleaner blades and twist. ...

This is an uncomplicated K-Cup holder designed for countertop use. Its ingenious design relies on gravity to expertly arrange the cups in a tidy fashion, saving space by preventing clutter and chaos from a jumbled collection of coffee pods.\n\nSimply...

Coffee, Tea, Cappuccino, Espresso, and Latte; Whatever your caffeine vice, this is the holder for you! 12 spots for K-Cups and a cut-out for sugar holders. Goes great with the Coffee Spoon holder of printing fame. A great addition to your coffee...

I designed this to hold my Refill K-Cups while I refilled them with coffee. ... It is a very well used item in our household.

You might want to grab one of those convenient K-cup adapters - they make brewing super easy, essentially doing the job for you! ...A precise measure and neat flow all in one; simply scoop out your desired amount and pour it straight through for a...

I was fed up with attempting to use a large scoop to fill the small basket only to end up with a mess all over the outside, and when it's wet, cleaning it up becomes an even bigger challenge. So I designed Scoop, which measures the coffee directly...

I've had problems getting the solid layers to adhere properly over the supports at the bottom. I suspect it's due to my open-air printer, which I still need to enclose. To resolve this issue, I imported the model into Winds3D and converted it to a...

I'm attempting to create something from scratch. ...It's an adaptation of the drip tray created by Pixil3D, with the addition of the iconic Misfits logo incorporated into it.

Yes, there are millions of holders available. However, most of them have significant drawbacks, including being too small or large, taking forever to print, and not fitting neatly in the kitchen. One holder I designed using Onshape overcame these...

I've attempted all the coffee extractors available on Thingiverse, and every single one ultimately failed me except for "Yes Another Coffee Extractor but Stronger" by buzzerco. My main issue was that the coffee often got stuck due to the cross beams....

A taller (1.7" [43mm]) riser/drip-tray system. Designed for printing with a 0.6mm nozzle. ...

Very minimal and simple design for 2x3 stand. I printed it on face and it barely needs any support. ... Fast easy print.

I inserted the term Caffeine into pixil3d's coffee dripper container utilizing fusion 360 CAD software. ...It's been printed right here with a print speed of 50 millimeters per second, .25 millimeter layer thickness, and an extruder and bed temperature...

The stand holds “bulk” ground coffee, K-cups, the refillable kind.  Printed .2 layer height. ... Print upside down for no supports and a nice top finish depending on your build plate.

This is a unique remix of dbibeau's Coffee Monsta that has been modified to fit my collection of mason jars perfectly. I made some key changes and reinforced the design to ensure it works flawlessly, and I'm thrilled with the result! Although I was...

I reworked the design found at https://www.thingiverse.com/ch4s3r, making adjustments to accommodate a single row on my countertop. I exported the updated model from Tinkercad by removing the second row of items. ...Afterward, I printed the modified...

A taller (1.7" [43mm]) riser/drip-tray system. Designed for printing with a 0.6mm nozzle. ...Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Category: Kitchen & Dining

This is a cleaner for the refillable K cups. The cups I use are listed: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00LHCCR92/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Place the cup full of coffee grinds over the three cleaner blades and twist. This...

Yes, there are a million holders. But they either are too small, too large, take forever to print, don't fit my kitchen, etc. This is one that I did in Onshape that is stackable, and takes a shorter time to print. Need to stack two or three, use...

I loved the original concept, my refillable cups are constantly tumbling over. This remix is significantly smaller and utilizes substantially less filament.\r\n\r\nUpdate 4/30/20 - The pod was plummeting downward, so I added tiny protrusions on the...