Tooth brush cup holder

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Here I designed two tooth brush cup holders with quick change system in FreeCAD. The holders are each attached to a quick-change plate, so they can be quickly removed for cleaning without tools. The second small video below explains the system. The quick-release plate is fixed with 3 to 4mm countersunk screws or glued to a wall / tile with double-sided adhesive tape. It's essential that the drying time of the tape is observed, depending on the adhesive it can last up to 72 hours, i.e., three days, and the surface should be free of dust and grease. The components can be printed from PLA or PETG, but all components should be made from the same material. Since PETG is more flexible, the spring mechanism will have less echo. The small cylinder is pressed into the hole on the back of the soap holder. The name tags and the corresponding FreeCAD file are included in the zip file. You can find FreeCAD here. The second video is intended as a guide on how to create your own name without previous knowledge. Unfortunately, the sound is not good; I recorded my explanations (in German) with my smartphone. I hope they understand me. You can find the font you need either on your computer or on the internet, and the file extension must be .ttf. I would be very happy about a small donation or a picture of your print, and I'd be glad if you visit my other designs. I designed two toothbrush cup holders with quick-change system in FreeCAD. The holders are each attached to a quick-change plate, so they can be quickly removed for cleaning without tools. The second small video below explains the system. The quick-release plate is fixed with 3 to 4mm countersunk screws or glued to a wall / tile with double-sided adhesive tape. It's essential that the drying time of the tape is observed, depending on the adhesive it can last up to 72 hours, i.e., three days, and the surface should be free of dust and grease. The components can be printed from PLA or PETG, but all components should be made from the same material. Since PETG is more flexible, the spring mechanism will have less echo. The small cylinder is pressed into the hole on the back of the soap holder. The name tags and the corresponding FreeCAD file are included in the zip file. You can find FreeCAD here. The second video is intended as a guide on how to create your own name without previous knowledge. Unfortunately, the sound is not good; I recorded my explanations (in German) with my smartphone. I hope they understand me. You can find the font you need either on your computer or on the internet, and the file extension must be .ttf. I would be very happy about a small donation or a picture of your print, and I'd be glad if you visit my other designs.