Tassimo support for my travel mug.

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The Rigitto base stands slightly shorter than the Tassimo base, but at precisely the right height to perfectly fit standard-sized cups. Assembling this base involves minimal effort due to its compact size and gentle contours. I must caution that my personal experience with this design has been theoretical since I left my Tassimo machine at the office for an extended period. Upon closer inspection, however, it appears sturdy enough, with a geometric pattern on the base that matches its Tassimo counterpart exactly. For any enthusiastic DIY enthusiasts looking to further customize or perfect the design, I've included the corresponding SketchUp files and STL files. These comprehensive resources enable anyone to tailor the base according to their unique needs. When printing the Rigitto base on a high-end 3D printer like Rigidbot, it's ideal to adhere to standard settings. Specifically, maintaining a filling ratio of 25% yields exceptional results in terms of material efficiency and product quality. Assembly and Preparation ------------------------ 1. First, thoroughly check the finished base for any noticeable inconsistencies or imperfections at the bottom section. 2. Should you encounter a stringy appearance or visible support material remnants in this area, use a lighter flame to gently clean up any blemishes. 3. After conducting these inspections, assemble the Tassimo-compatible Rigitto base with ease. Additional notes regarding settings for optimal results: This design was printed at a relatively high 25% filling level to maintain structural integrity and precision while achieving smooth overall finish. However, it's entirely possible that more skilled engineers may be able to further enhance performance through subtle modifications using advanced printing parameters or materials research.