Fridge beer bottles/cans organizer

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One day I decided that having my own organizer for bottles with beer (and cans too) in the fridge would be nice. Unfortunately, all available organizers were made for a small size of bottles/cans, so I designed one myself. ### General Information This thing was projected for bottles with a max 70mm diameter (but you can change it in Customizer). You can set your own height of bottles by choosing the correct mounting height right to you (available: 90mm, 100mm, 110mm, 120mm, 130mm, 140mm, 150mm, 160mm and any other if you use Customizer). Polish description available at majsterkowo.pl: [click](https://majsterkowo.pl/lodowkowy-organizer-butelek-puszek-do-piwa/) ### Changelog 22.08.2018 - Added Beer_Organizer.scad which is an experimental project rewrite to OpenScad so you can customize all dimensions in Customizer for both Wall and Mounting. ### Two Versions Available You can choose between a version with a closed bottom or one with an open bottom. The open bottom is better because it uses less filament and it's easier to put a bottle/can to the right depth to hold well. However, if you want to try the closed version then of course you can, in this version you can also print a carrying handle but the handle is not tested. ### Customizer Available There is an experimental project rewrite to the OpenSCAD version. It's untested but should work correctly - you can customize EVERY aspect of the Wall - diameter, number of holes, rows, spaces between everything etc. On Customizer version it is not possible to use Carrying Handle (no mounting holes) and all screws holes are without threading. # [Prefered] Open Version You will need these files: 2x Open_Wall.stl - *this is the part which will be mounted by mounting towers together* 4x Mounting_XXX.stl - *this is the mounting tower which you can use at height that is right to you, just choose right height (as replace for XXX - this is in mm) - I used 110mm which is good for polish beer bottles* You will also need: 8x M3x10 screws After printing you just need to mount mounting towers by putting screws from the bottom of one Open_Wall.stl and from the top of the other Open_Wall.stl. # Closed Version ATTENTION! *Open bottom is better because uses less filament and it is easier to put bottle/can to the right depth to hold well.* You will need these files: 1x Open_Wall.stl - *this is the upper part which will be mounted by mounting towers to the bottom part* 1x Closed_Wall.stl - *this is the bottom part and it is closed (I prepared it for carrying too) but if you don't need to have it closed you should switch to Open Version which is faster to print and uses less material* 4x Mounting_XXX.stl - *this is the mounting tower which you can use at height that is right to you, just choose right height (as replace for XXX - this is in mm) - I used 110mm which is good for polish beer bottles* You will also need: 4x M3x10 screws and 4x M3x15 screws After printing you just need to mount mounting towers by putting screws from the bottom of Closed_Wall.stl and from the top of Open_Wall.stl. ### [OPTIONAL] Carrying Handle (only for closed version) Open_Wall.stl has been prepared for mounting carrying handle too. It is not required but you can also print it if you want to make this portable. It will not work with Customizer. ATTENTION! This is not tested - use carrying handle on your own risk If you want to have Carrying Handle you have to print also: 2x Mounting_XXX.stl - *this is the mounting tower which you can use at height that is right to you, just choose right height (as replace for XXX - this is in mm)* 1x Carrying_Handle.stl - *this is rectangular catch holder* And you need also additional 2x M3x10 screws Then you have to screw it in the middle of the top of Open_Wall.stl putting the screws from the bottom.