wine holder 3d models

This is a Wall Wine Rack. ...It does require more then 30% infill to not break the screw holes.

This is a straightforward wall-mounted wine bottle storage solution, accommodating up to ten bottles each in its two compartments.

A low-budget project crafted for a buddy's wine storage unit to prevent bottles from careening out of control.

 This holder makes it simple to secure your wine glass in most armrests with ease. In addition to the 3D printed parts, you'll need: 1) A 12" adjustable strap. You can find this...

My initial prototype was engineered to support a wine glass at a 180-degree angle within a cabinet, firmly fastened using four strategically placed screws.

I secured them firmly to the adjacent wall using a generous amount of sturdy double-sided adhesive, positioning them neatly beside my wine storage compartment.

Support for two wine glasses using the bottle. Laser cut or printed. Includes source file in DXF and SolidWorks formats. ...Developed at the Facens FABLAB.

... an elegant wooden wine box. ...To get started, download a free pattern from Trotec's website and customize it to suit your style. The material used for this project is 3MM MDF, which provides a smooth and durable surface for your wine box design.

This sleek and modern design makes it easy to store your favorite oversized wine glasses within arm's reach. ...Perfectly suited for extra-large stemware, this under-cabinet mount keeps your home bar or dining area clutter-free and organized.

This is an under cabinet mount for holding wine glasses. This is designed for extra large stem glasses. ...Print Settings Printer: Anycubic I3 Mega Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .1mm Infill: 10% Category: Organization

I'm fond of showcasing beautiful wine glasses, but unfortunately, there's nothing here to showcase a single glass. This design holds a single wine glass snugly under a cabinet, and with the solo glass setup, you can place them anywhere you prefer. ...I...

A minimalist wine glass rests on top of a bottle, its slender presence adding an air of sophistication to the everyday scene. ...The latest iteration, v2, showcases a sleeker design that requires less material, creating a more streamlined look that's as...

This concept from yoyoek1 is fantastic, but I needed to modify it due to my larger wine glasses. My redesign necessitated the use of 2472mm filament, which took approximately 1 hour and 4 minutes to print. ...The design files were created using...

Increased diameter from 82mm to 90mm to accommodate a wine glass with a larger base. Also reduced the slot lengths required for the Velcro strap, this makes using bridge settings instead of supports more reliable. Fastener holes same as original. ... ...

... curve. ...Simply position your favorite glass of wine within its cradling arms, then set it down anywhere you desire. ...This design has been carefully optimized for easy 3D printing and is perfectly suited to the standard 200mmx200mm build plate.

This is basically a stem with a glass cradle attached, anyone who enjoys sipping wine outdoors can attest that it's crucial to keep an eye on your drink. ...By doing it this way, you simply need to ensure the glass slides into place.

There were many wine glass racks already on thingiverse, but most of them required supports or each glass to have it's own slot. This design simplifies the mounting process to a single rack and removes the need for supports while maintaining a low...

Base for floating Red Wine glasses, For glasses between 62mm and 90mm in circumference, sits under a minibar cabinet with an area of 20cm W x 35cm LIf you don't want the extra spaces on the left edge, just reprint body 3For more solids it is...

In Brazil this is a common bottle, called "garrafão", it has 5 litres and usually cheap wine.Rendered with Simlab Composer 8 Mechanical Edition.Gifs made with PhotoScape.Renders edited with IrfanView.The 3D-PDF, FBX, BLENDER and SIMLAB files are...

Slide your wine glasses in from the side and let them hang nicely. Print mirrored to the opposite side. The holes are registrations points in the print that are sized to fit a bit of 1.75mm filament but they are a little tight and may require some...

Diameter of each hole depends on the size of the neck of the wine bottle, in my case it was 35 mm diameter. I share with you a (a) done (a) small idea that pleased me despite having seen a site that no longer remember which, I decided to take...

An average wine bottle is about 3.2ish inches in diameter (the bottle I have in here is about 3 so it has some wiggle room) so this it was modeled off of that sizing. Feel free to size up or down as desired! All Kekreations designs are under...

Glass holder for external deck or by the pool To make stable hold on wood rail or deck 110 mm large with small border, require 1 swall screw

Bottle holder composed of 4 supports in the shape of letters W I N E. ...You can print each letter individually and space them as you wish

The purpose of the model was to locate the CG location of the assembly and make sure the assembly would stand on its own. ... Adjustments were made to the wood holder until it was the correct size.

Cup holder designed for screwing onto a flat surface, perfect for cups of any size (with preference for the base being larger than 50mm). It can be printed with precision at 2mm layer height using nozzles ranging from 0.4mm to 0.8mm without...

Unfortunately my printer was too small for the original model, so I modified it to print in multiple parts.I also added slots for the floor supports.The holders are 140mm long, so two of them have a total length of 280mm.Print: 0.2-0.3mmPerimeters: 3...

Motorcycle Wine Bottle Holder cnc - laser cut

Design Your Perfect Valentine Wine Holder! Create a Beautiful Display of Your Favorite Red or White. Triangular in Shape, Measuring in at: Length - 6.5 Inches, Width - 7.3 Inches, Height - 8.5 Inches. ...Give it to that Special Someone for a Gift...

The creative mind behind its design got some inspiration from my own project, a dry bar wine holder that I brought to life a few years back. Some users of 3D viewing tools are seeing a hole where there shouldn't be one, but rest assured it's not...