yeti magnetic lid replacement 3d models

This is for the Yeti tumbler magnetic sliding....things. I know I'm not the only person losing these and you can't get them without buying a new lid. So here you guys go. You will need a 10mm round neodymium magnet. It seals a little better than...

This is a DIY remake of the YETI Magslider lid for tumblers. To achieve a factory appearance, you'll need a 2mm x 10mm magnet that can be inserted into the plastic. These magnets are available on Amazon in a pack of 120 and can be used in multiple...

Here's a printable replacement.The pocket is designed for a 3/8 x 1/8 magnet or a 10mm x 3mm magnet. The magnet will have to be glued in place, unless you modify the size to fit just right with your magnet and make it a press fit.You may need...

Both issues have been corrected. As the original states, stop print before 2.40mm and add a 2mm x 10mm magnet and then resume print. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: i3 MK3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 15% Filament:...

... logo displayed at the top. ...Fortunately, both problems have been expertly resolved. As specified previously, pause the print job exactly at 2.40mm, carefully insert a robust 2mm x 10mm magnet, and then resume printing to ensure seamless continuity.

Replacement Lid Slider for Yeti Cup Lid. Designed to use a 3mm x 10mm magnet. I printed 100% solid to avoid liquid getting into cavities. ...I used PETG so it would hold up in a hot car or out in the sun.

yeti lid small and large holder

Simple Yeti lid storage designed to resemble a Yeti LoadOut bucket

If you are planning on putting hot drinks in your cup, PETG would be a better choice than PLA.Post-Printing =============Press the magnet into the MagSliderPlace the magnet on your Yeti cup lid to ensure proper magnetic alignment, and then press the...

Replacement cap/liner for Yeti Colster and 16-ounce cans.

**UPDATED TO INCLUDE VENTILATION SLOTS Since Yeti keeps running out of stock for their MagSlider replacements, I decided to model up my own. This part is a direct replacement for the slider on your Yeti cups that keeps flying off and getting lost. I...

Since Yeti keeps running out of stock for their MagSlider replacements, I took matters into my own hands to create a DIY solution. This part is a direct replacement for the slider on your Yeti cups that tends to fly off and get lost. You will need a...

Print the top piece as custom as you require, the bottom is the final cap with a magnet glued together to complete the slider lid. Images are one printed out of resin, the other Black PLA. ...WIP you may need to customize the depth and size of the...

Lid Organizer for Yeti Cup (or similar Lids). ... Designed to be stored horizontally so that the lids don't fall over.

I designed this to hold 4-5 Yeti Lids as they were cluttering up my cabinet. ...The cutout in the front aligns with the lip of the yeti lid.

This is my version of a Yeti lid holder thicker than some of the others i've seen.

This is for medium lids — check out the new versions with different sizes here: https://www.printables.com/model/528371-yeti-lid-organizer-v2-holds-5-yeti-lids-and-magsliPrint SettingsPrinter Brand:Prusa Printer:I3 MK3SRafts: Doesn't...

Simple vertical rack to hold Yeti tumbler lids. Works with the large and small lids. Use whatever fill density you want. I did this one at 15% as it is does not need to support any substantial weight. ...Print it taller to hold more lids.

I designed a custom lid for my Yeti cooler, which I've repurposed as a portable drink container. Unfortunately, I'm experiencing issues with leakage, so any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. ...When printing on the side with the...

As requested, here is a lid that can be used with a Yeti aluminum coozie or its 16 oz can adapter base, requiring minimal adjustments to fit your needs - input is welcome. ...This design was originally intended for the fully printed version of the...

The user rebuilt the Yeti lid using Fusion 360. However, it's not perfectly watertight, but its design is sleek and visually appealing. ...The design requires significant support material due to the steep angle between the top and the cylindrical body.

The cutout in the front aligns with the lip of the yeti lid.Print SettingsPrinter Brand:Prusa Printer: I3 MK3SRafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: NoResolution: Infill: 10%Filament:Prusament PLA Grey  Notes: Infill doesn't matter due to the thin...

This is a Remix of FisingPilot's Yeti Tumbler lid rack https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5479076 I thought I could help improve on this by adding slots to be able to take the lids out from the bottom and you can replenish them as needed. There are...

As far as I know, the Yeti lids don't come with plugs, and this has been bugging me. Version 2 of the design is uploaded, thanks to some useful feedback that allowed me to make adjustments to the STL file. Here are my print settings: Printer...

This is the Shaft and Button for the YETI Silo G6 Surepoor Spigot. O-Rings not included. Make changes to it if you want. ...Hope you enjoy it :)

This is a standard cap for a Yeti Cooler. It features an internal thread. Dimensions are listed in millimeters. If you need custom designs, I provide paid CAD services. ...Visit www.go3dprinting.com for more information.

My wife saw a TikTok video of an organizer for Yeti and other type cup lips that was for sale. So I went into TInkerCad and made one up. There are two files: 30 oz and 20 oz. ... These were printed with Wood PLA on an Anycubic VyperNo supports...

I needed a lid for my RAMBLER 4 OZ STACKABLE CUP so I designed this on tinkercad. ...is not perfect but it works like a charm

I wasn't thrilled with the way bottles nestled into my rambler, so I devised a fresh lid that perfectly accommodates a Sam Adams bottle. ...While I'm not certain which other bottles this lid will securely fit, it snugly complements these particular...

A lid that fits perfectly over 375ml cans is exactly what Aussies have been looking for, and it also works seamlessly with Asahi bottles. ...Thank you so much for sharing this awesome discovery!