styrofoam cup lid 3d models

Simple Lid Design for a Standard Cup: Keeping Dust at Bay A straightforward solution was sought to prevent dust from entering a standard 2.75 inch cup. A basic, uncomplicated lid design was the aim, allowing easy access while maintaining a secure...

This lid has a 80mm Diameter with a 75mm Diameter with a 5mm Lip so the Lid won't fall or slide off your coffee cup. Can be resized if needed in cura or any slider to fit any cups that has a 75mm diameter or bigger or smaller. can help keep dirt...

......This lid fits perfectly on old IKEA plastic cups, and the problem is solved - bees and wasps can no longer get inside. To drink, simply open the lid on one side by using a built-in hinge. The edges are slightly angled to prevent it from falling off.

**!!!The monster cup lid is less refined and may need adjustments in size slightly!!!** Print with supports, or upside down. I found more success printing upside down but it can add a texture to the top of the lid depending on your print bed and...

Revamping a coffee cup lid layout using Creo software is a creative task that involves designing an aesthetically pleasing and functional lid for holding hot beverages. ...The process entails utilizing the digital design capabilities of Creo to develop...

To assemble the two parts, simply lay the lid upside down on a table and press it firmly against the cup holder part until they click into place. This ensures a secure fit that prevents accidental openings. ... If you prefer not to use the lid, I have...

You can easily create a new lid for your cup using a simple design that's both effective and easy to print. No supports needed, just click print and you're ready to go! ... You can find affordable cups at https://www.ioferta.es to enjoy your favorite...

I bought my 4-year-old's request: my mommy and daddy's cups need lids like hers and her sister's cups have. They have to have one for EVERY CUP, she insisted on this for months. So I finally gave in, and we went downstairs with a cup to design a lid...

This cup and lid was carefully crafted by my talented students to perfectly complement the innovative Python Utility Hand, a creation of the visionary designer Aaron Brown at Axislab 3D.

A humble lid designed specifically for the ubiquitous Ramen noodles cup, with a focus on the affordable Maruchan brand widely available everywhere. After sitting on this model for quite some time, I'm glad to have rediscovered it and shared it with...

The lids stack about 4 comfortably, the cups you can stack as many high as you like My build plate is only 150x150, so you can print in two separate pieces and glue them together (I also used a Modifi3d to seal the joint just in case), or print them...

I had a IGLOO sports drink cup that my kid used for softball. ...well the thumb assist tab broke off leaving it sharp and unusable to seal the cup. ...designed the new top and reused rubber gasket from old lid to complete the seal.

... perfect for sealing opened yogurt containers. ... Two size options are available for immediate download, ensuring a secure fit on standard European plastic cups, specifically designed to accommodate cups holding either 150 grams or 500 grams of yogurt.

We require a more efficient method for holding 360 sippy cups, as storing them with lids securely in place absorbs excess moisture and occupies an enormous amount of space. ...By assembling the lids and stacking them, storage becomes significantly more...

... items at bay while I sleep. ...The outer diameter is roughly 87mm and the inner rim measures about 80.5mm, making it suitable for both my drinking glasses and pint glasses. Additionally, the lid clearly displays the word 'Cup' to avoid any confusion.

I crafted this simple container to store disposable coffee cup lids within easy reach of my cabinets. Having designed several variants to accommodate various sizes, I've also used it to store Mason jar lids and seals in my kitchen. ...The walls are...

The inner protrusion is designed to center the lid in the cup opening, and its tapered shape requires lifting the lid straight up approximately 1 cm to access the contents. Any animal that tries to push or lift from one side will have a hard time...

The lid_standard_pot.stl design is intended for use with standard pots from this project: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3405964 This setup is very convenient as you can directly start seedlings in the red cups, let their roots grow, and when...

This is a lid designed specifically for an applesauce cup. They serve as the perfect compact container for storing tiny items, seeds, or any other small trinkets that require containment. I've also utilized them to creatively repurpose applesauce...

The lid is also precision-engineered to be thermally efficient, ensuring a snug fit that prevents spills. When not in use, the lid can be flipped over and used as a makeshift footrest. I urge you to print this cup with non-toxic materials to ensure...

The cup is support free and can be printed in VASE mode The lid requires a very small support which comes off very easily. These are easy to clean as long as the paint hasn't completely dried. If you found this useful, please donate what you think...

Lost one of my cup holder lids on my NA miata, so I modeled up a new one! Fits perfect, looks great. Modeled was saved in mm, so no scaling should be needed. Best if printed with logo facing up using supports. ...I may emboss the logo so it can be...

Simple Solo Cup Lid I found on Thingi (by Belarrius https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2908492) but I added a hole to snugly hold a straw. Works well for picnics or a day out on the boat. ...I've included his original file if you don't want the straw...

A snap on lid for 16oz Solo cups- with a slot for my stir-stick/ coffee stir. Keep the bugs and dirt out of your drink this summer. I printed these "top down" with no supports needed. Please note, I drew this in standard/imperial units, so...

A snap on lid for 16oz Solo cups- with a slot for my stir-stick/ coffee stir. Keep the bugs and dirt out of your drink this summer. I printed these "top down" with no supports needed. Please note, I drew this in standard/imperial units, so...

This lid fits on old IKEA plastic cups. Bees or wasps are not able to get in anymore. To drink the lid can be opened on one side making use of a built-in joint. The edges are slightly skewed to prevent falling off. The lid incl. joint can be printed...

... salt, pepper, and other spices, or even using them as a container for dips to serve with fish sticks, fries, and other snacks. You can buy cups with lids from restaurant supply companies, but getting something for free is always the best option.

I saw on some TV show a person had a stick figure man holding down the lid of the cup noodle. I thought i can make one better than that but I ran across this and it was so much better than i could do so i resized it and printed it out for my cup...

... I came up with for storing spare change and other loose items. ...I tweaked the lid, realizing that the diameter of the part was slightly off. I swapped out the bottom of the cup, which should allow for smooth printing without the need for supports.

I stumbled upon a fascinating TV show that showcased a clever stick figure design on the lid of a cup noodle. I thought to myself, "I can definitely come up with something even more impressive." However, as I delved deeper into the world of creative...