nut koozie 3d models

Based off the Makerbot Nut & Bolt demo piece, I expanded it to fit a standard sized drink can. Make sure to print with at least 2 shells. To achieve this, I printed the nut, then printed the mug and paused it at about 75% to screw the nut on and...

The critical detail lies in allowing the material to build approximately half an inch above the top of where the nut would rest at the base of the screw thread for optimal strength and a smooth finish. The parameters used in this printing were...

A personalized version of the Thingiverse design (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:105894) was created using Customizer! Access customization by visiting http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=105894 and setting x to 355. ... Remember,...

Personalized drink sleeve featuring personalized monogram on bottom.

People often appreciate possessions featuring abbreviated words underneath.

Clemson Tigers Koozie. ... Original model at thangs.com: https://social.thangs.com/m/768295

12oz can koozie modeled after a castle or a rook in chess. ...Snuggly fits a 12oz can without slipping out and gives you room to drink while in the koozie.

12oz can koozie modeled after old fashioned mufflers with slash cut exhaust tip. ...Snuggly fits a 12oz can without slipping out and gives you room to drink while in the koozie.

Most people will find a standard-sized can koozie to be the perfect fit for their favorite beverages.

The koozie provides a bit of slip protection to the coaster, and if the room starts to spin and you are having trouble setting your drink down level, the coaster can help.Slide the slider through the bottom slits of your koozie, slide it into the...

I needed a system to keep all the Koozies in one location where I could easily browse through them, select the one I wanted, and maintain overall organization. ... In addition, I designed a section that attaches securely, allowing my metal Coleman...

just a holder for your drinks . ...designed to accept a beer can with a koozie to keep those drinks nice and cold .Thanks, Enjoy!

This is an adapter for making a standard 66 mm can koozie hold a bottle instead. ...I made this after printing all of the MandicReally can holders

A convenient holder for your beverages, crafted to securely cradle a beer can while a koozie keeps it chilled to perfection. ...Thanks for the thoughtful gesture!

I have 2 models of can koozies this one is my daughters art on a 12oz reg can koozie the other will be a 12oz red bull one. She made me 2 different style pieces to use so I will get them both up. No support is needed for these. ...I hope you like them.

I designed this Koozie Rack to neatly organize and store up to 8 standard beer koozies on any wall with ease. To make the print more compact, I divided the model into two separate pieces with a single dovetail joint in the middle. Use either epoxy or...

Hang up those koozies like a stylish homeowner, not some primal cave dweller. Suspend them proudly on your wall. ...This creative concoction was crafted with flair in Tinkercad - check it out at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/8P7Jkvv8Uuk

If you're ok with a little bit of sagging on the outer non-koozie surfaces, you should only need supports in one spot (see screenshots). However, for a perfect print you may actually need supports all the way around, because the shells have strongly...

This is a printable, foldable koozie that will keep your beverage of choice cold or warm. ...There is a plain version, a version with my logo, and a version with a space for a logo so you can add your own brand if you want.   

... You can view all of my Rope Series models in this collection. You can also check out my other koozie designs here. Print SettingsNo special settings are required. Buy Me A Coffee The filament used in the pictures above is Prusament Mystic Green PLA.

I modified the original Koozie, giving it a solid bottom and extremely tight tolerances, making it nearly impossible to extract an empty can without specialized tools. ...I've since added a hole to the base, greatly simplifying the process of inserting...

Here's a custom koozie design that captures the essence of life on the water. The exterior will be printed in a single bold color, while the rope insert will be done in a contrasting hue. ...Simply glue the insert into place, and you'll have a unique...

This is a remix of Joel Telling's Bender Koozie. The original file will fit 255ml drink cans. There are files for 355ml drink cans and 477ml drink cans. Printed with no supports .2 mm layer height Printed with E-Sun PLA+. Printed on a Elegoo...

Here is the file for the Crussty Koozie, in celebration of our very own @crussty on Twitteryou may also know him as Practical Printing from YouTube the awesome design was by @Fixumdude and realized by myself. It requires zero support for easy...

Here is the file for the Crussty Koozie, in celebration of our very own @crussty on Twitteryou may also know him as Practical Printing from YouTube the awesome design was by @Fixumdude and realized by myself. It requires zero support for easy...

The latest innovation in beverage holders - an upgrade from the classic koozie modular design. As I printed multiple rings for 12 oz and 16 oz versions, a solution became clear: the 16oz adapter was a loose component prone to being left behind or...

Conquer the high seas with this fun Squid Koozie. The model is scaled for a standard glass beer bottle, measuring 2.24 inches in diameter. Use the chart below to scale the model for use with other common drink containers. Glass Beer Bottle ... 2.42"...

The real challenge here was combining my koozie base with the super high poly "Cup Barrel", which required a bit of effort but ultimately paid off as I successfully welded them together. Printing: Results may vary, but I've successfully printed it...

The natural evolution from the Yeti-like koozie modular can holder. While printing multiple rings to make a 12 oz and 16 oz version, it occurred to me that the 16oz adapter was a loose part that was subject to being left at home or in my car.</p>...

Long story short, I wanted to make a foam koozie and was asked to make one that looked like a shark. So I said “why not”.</p><p>I used the linked model as a basic model and the cut it up and remodeled to fit multiple can sizes at the...