lid for soda can 3d models

... drink. ...Prevent spills and keep unwanted critters out - no more worrying about swallowing wasps or bees while you enjoy your beverage. Remember, be careful when adjusting the dimensions, as this will affect how it fits on a standard-sized soda can.

I needed a lid for my 250mL cans. It has a lip on the inside to hold on firmly to the can, it doesn't come off easily! ... No supports needed, print with the top laying down.

A simple can lid safeguards your beverage against insects like wasps. ...Tested only on one can type (54mm outer rim), OpenSCAD is included for customization options, including text additions. ...Easy printing process!

This a lid and cap that you can pop onto your canned beverage.

This lid is designed for a coke can, fitting snugly and featuring an attractive snap-on lip. ...It was produced using a 0.20 layer height, incorporating diaphragms and boasting a 60% infill rate.

I remixed this to just be a cover that has a pull tab that snaps on and off of a soda can. This keeps flies and other bugs out of the drink. I printed this at 101% size using PETG plastic. ...This seemed to work very well and snapped on and off...

Due to the fact that the ring should stick stronger on the can than the lid on the ring and the lid should be foldable, there was no way around making these things of different materials. So the ring had to be made of stronger material like PLA and...

... printing at 100%. Then, sand down the lip until it fits snugly on an open can. Closed cans are sturdier, but who needs a lid for unopened cans? ...To smooth out the lip after sanding, use an open can to wear it down by rotating it while fitted.

...Also adjusted the size of the lid to fit snug on the can without being to hard to remove allowing a nice "click" it's on correctly. Printed with PLA and tested on a Dr.Pepper can, Mountain Dew Can, and a Liquid Death can all with fantastic results.

If your wife/husband is like mine and NEVER drinks the whole can, it can help reduce the waste keeping gasified for longer. For 33cl cans Printed in PLA and PETG, don't think it would work in TPU.  If you want to fit in smaller...

Can't have open containers at work due to sanding and chemicals. ...Designed this quick lid, 100% scale fit some random drink. 98.5% scaling fits Dr.Pepper, Coke, Rockstar, etc the best in my opinion. ...99% is fairly loose but a ok seal.

This is a lid that I made many years ago to prevent insects to get in my beer in the summer.

cover to keep bugs out of your drink. ...Has a hole for a straw and to drink from. spins on top of can to cover or drink from

Printing this design at 100% scale worked well for a few cans, but proved too tight for others. To find a happy medium, we experimented with printing at 101% scale, only to discover that it was still too loose. As a result, current versions are...

Remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:84526 to include our boat name. Printing at 100% scale worked for some cans but was too tight for several. Printing at 101 % scale was too loose so current versions printed at 100.5%. Minor edit to have an...

... - will others fit just as well? ... The can I used had a diameter of 54 mm, precisely measured around its outer rim. OpenSCAD is included so you can customize the design to your heart's content, add your own text or whatever features you desire.

Didn't like the lines of existing Star Man things in Thingiverse so: Downloaded cdr https://seeklogo.com/vector-logo/194177/rush-star-man Ran cdr it trough https://cloudconvert.com/cdr-to-svg Ran svg trough http://svg2stl.com/ Tinkercad'ed the...

They weren't fond of the lines found in existing Star Man designs on Thingiverse, so they decided to take a different approach:\r\n- They downloaded the cdr file from https://seeklogo.com/vector-logo/194177/rush-star-man\r\n- Next, they ran the cdr...

Didn't like the lines of existing Star Man things in Thingiverse so: Downloaded cdr https://seeklogo.com/vector-logo/194177/rush-star-man Ran cdr it trough https://cloudconvert.com/cdr-to-svg Ran svg trough http://svg2stl.com/ Tinkercad'ed the...

This is my soda can lid and coaster! It is an easy print and is very useful for whenever you need to store an already opened soda. It keeps the bugs out and the flavor in! ...Enjoy!

Place this lid atop your beer, soda or energy drink can to keep your beverage safe. Once you've opened the container, you can set it down on a surface and use it as a coaster. Punisher Beer-soda Can Lid. Print the design upside down. ... How I Made...

Made for recycling soda cans, model accomodates sharp irregular edges Made for standard 66.2mm and sleek. Glue is needed otherwise 3d model would be too thick or need more parts and subsequently more material Cans can still be stacked, models don't...

It's a snap-fit soda can lid. Not airtight. Took inspiration from other designs but the others were always a bit hard to clean. ...Without the internal lip, it's much easier to clean.

I printed soda can lid by tmorris9 but it breaks a little easily during normal use, so I made the model a little more rugged. ...The actual fit on normal cans is great. As of yet I have not printed, I've just added material to prevent breakage where...

I printed [soda can lid by tmorris9](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:36858) but it breaks a little easily during normal use, so I made the model a little more rugged. The actual fit on normal cans is great. ... As of yet I have not printed, I've...

The original design, however, doesn't quite fit snugly onto the can. I've since reworked the shape to make it nearly impervious to water damage. To print this revised design, use PLA with 0.2 layer thickness and set your printer to 3 perimeters,...

Made the walls thicker than the original design to stop breaking. ...Top is 4 Layers, I use 2 for a logo design to be printed in another colour first.

This is a lid for standard sized 12 oz. ...soda cans with a straw hole so you don't have to put your mouth on the can top.

... made from flexible material. Assembling the parts requires no glue - they simply snap into place seamlessly. What's more, this lid won't just fit standard small cans but also regular soda cans and some of the taller ones like La Croix Curate cans.

basic personalization of a lid for a beer/soft drink can - I recommend scaling it up to 101% to get a better fit (can't be bothered to rejig it in Tinker CAD) - I found 100% is ok for coke, lilt, etc but it doesn't fit lager/beer for some reason but...