push pop can koozie 3d models

After crafting a Nuka cola emblem and adding fins to a standard cylindrical bottle koozie, I was disappointed that its shape didn't accurately match the model. This model, while not flawless, represents the typical V2 cartoon cigar shape we know as...

Here is the text rewritten to pass the Flesch-Kincaid test with a score of 100%: I'm stacking multiple drafts of the Yeti 16 oz adapter and I've decided it needs a base and lid to make a complete koozie. The base printed in TPU is slightly less slick...

The yellow print is with the extended version. How I Designed This Revolve wrap Taking the original bottle koozie model, I drew the iconic V2 Bugs Bunny look'n rocket like shape in a sketch as an overlay. Hiding the original, I did a revolve of the...

Personalized soda or other drink cans bearing unique words, designs, and photographs are carefully crafted by the manufacturer in custom cartons and cases. ...This innovative idea was conceptualized as a 3D model by Barry Katz on Quirky.com.

latest revision of my Yeti / Ozark Trail compatible koozie lid. Cone head lid Version 2 was made by chopping off the top 8mm of revision 3 and replacing with a beveled 45 degree taper. Threads are still standard ISO but they work well printed in PLA....

... to add weight. Full print with 4x4x4 walls/top/bottom and 38% infil came to about 48g in weight. Glue in lettering and spade. Star may need minor sanding but should push fit into the space tightly and not need anything else to secure it.

... Infil to add weight. Full print with 4x4x4 walls/top/bottom and 38% infil came to about 48g in weight. Glue in lettering and spade. Star may need minor sanding but should push fit into the space tightly and not need anything else to secure it.

Printed on a Prusa mini with 0.6 nozzle in PLA. ...Painted with sharpie and nail polish :). Fits a 473 mL (16 oz) standard can. You could stuff something in the bottom to make it fit smaller cans.

Included STEP file so you can add your own name.You can pause your print and insert an insulating foam (2-3mm thick).

Standard-sized can cooler bearing Jaster Mereel's logo on front and back.

Remix of old design, as the old design did not fit standard cans. ...the inner sleeve will fit the old cage the inner diameter has just been adjusted to fit standard cans.

Remix of old design, as the old design did not fit standard cans. ...the inner sleeve will fit the old cage the inner diameter has just been adjusted to fit standard cans.

Print in Vase mode 0.8mm Wall, if you print it thicker the can will not fit.First layer 0.4mm the rest 0.3mm

Print in Vase mode 0.8mm Wall, if you print it thicker the can will not fit.First layer 0.4mm the rest 0.3mm

I designed this to look like the pipe and bricks from Super Mario. ...This is for the 18.6 fl oz monster can. This design is 178mm tall and 95mm, in length, by 95mm, in width. ... This model requires support.

My initial print turned out surprisingly good, but it ended up being a tad too tight around the can. After fine-tuning the settings, I'm confident that it's now ready for release. ...Please don't hesitate to share your feedback or offer any additional...

This is an Augmented Sleeve for Standard-Size Cans, harnessing your potential to serve an even greater purpose. May your creative energies flow freely. Print Preferences Rafts: Completely Optional Supportive Guidance ...

the can fits down inside with almost no gaps and i tried to print with no supports but the slot in the front wouldnt come out. also my actual picture has a bit of issues with the print but that was just because i didnt want to wait long for the...

This can be printed in either several pieces, or all in one. The piece shown in the pictures was printed in one go, using the MMU3 (which pairs really well with this to show off multiple colors within the patterns! Printing the dragonscale piece...

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 can fits snugly inside the print with minimal gaps, and I attempted to print it without supports - but the slot in front wouldn't detach. My printed model has some imperfections due to haste; I prioritized speed over perfection to expedite the...

Based off the Makerbot Nut & Bolt demo piece, I expanded it to fit a standard sized drink can by adjusting the dimensions and structure to accommodate this larger scale. To achieve this unique result, it's essential to print with at least two shells....

Redesign of the removable koozie with the mount. ...A can in a soft koozie fits inside perfectly. This one straps on to what ever you want to put it on. ...The hole should fit a 1" strap.

For those of us that have too many koozies, this is here to hold them with a little style and flare. ...Holds about 20-25 can koozies. ...It mounts to a wall with a couple screws, holes are pre-printed.

......This rack holds about 20-25 foam can koozies. It screws to the wall with 2 screws (holes already printed). The diamond and triangle shapes are just for material reduction. These are pretty popular with family members. ...Message me for other designs.

The base can be printed with typical settings like: extrusion width: 0.42-0.63 mm layer height: 0.15-0.25 mm speed: 20-30 mm/s 2-3 walls 4+ top/bottom and infill for support 3D printed in Protopasta's Kermie Green, Tidal Turquoise, and Erratic...

I drew inspiration from the 3D Printing Nerd's "3D Printed Darth Vader Red Bull Koozie" and applied similar concepts to create a Batman-themed design. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOGu3eTeduM&t=191s The insert diameter is 53.5mm, accommodating...

I decided to create my own koozie for the 12oz RedBull cans because I got fed up with not having one. It turned out to be pretty straightforward, essentially a playful take on the "But First, Coffee" shirts and mugs that are all over the place. ...This...

The Push-Push Mechanism was designed using Solidworks in the year 2015. ...It's an innovative creation that utilizes a push-push action for functionality.

A koozie that resembles the E-tank from the Mega Man game series.