Can Dispenser - Stackable, Modular, Customizable

Can Dispenser - Stackable, Modular, Customizable - 1

Peso

157g

Tiempo

5h 27m

Precio

Cotiza este producto por WhatsApp

Contáctanos y te damos el precio según color y acabado

Pedir por WhatsApp

Las dimensiones dependen del diseño. Confirmamos las medidas exactas por WhatsApp.

Ver en MakerWorld

Descripción

Parametric Stackable Soda-Can Dispenser Keep your fridge or pantry organized with this fully customizable, stackable can dispenser. Cans load from the back and roll forward on a gently tilted floor, so a fresh one is always waiting at the front lip.   Features 🥤 Auto-feeding tilted tray — load at the back, grab from the front 🧱 Stackable — build a wall of dispensers as tall as you like 🍯 Honeycomb side walls for a light, rigid, great-looking print 🔩 Snap-together assembly — no glue, no screws 🦵 Snap-on legs that hold the base unit at the perfect dispensing angle 🖨️ Auto bed-splitting — large models are tiled into printable pieces that clip back together with Multiboard-style dual-clip keys Fully parametric — tune it to your cans and printer right in the customizer: can height & diameter, tray depth, tilt angle, wall thickness, honeycomb size, number of stacked units, legs, and more.   Assembly: Print the wall, floor, and leg parts, then join the tiles with Multiboard dual-clip bowtie keys (printed separately). Snap the legs onto the bottom unit and stack additional units on top.   The attached profile is for six EU 0.33l cans. I've printed it with PETG and its sturdy enough to handle four fully loaded levels of cans.   Boost MeBoosts help me keep this model updated and design more free parametric prints. If it was useful, please Boost it! 🙏🛠️ How to Use This is a fully parametric model — open it in the MakerWorld customizer (or OpenSCAD) and dial it in to your cans and printer. ⚠️ Important: The model opens in stacked mode so you can preview a full stack. Before exporting for print, set mode → print. Then use part_select to export each piece: wall, floor, and legs (or all to lay everything flat on one plate). Quick start Set your can size — can_diameter and can_height. Set space_depth (how deep the tray is — it rounds down to a whole number of cans). Adjust angle if cans don't roll freely (higher = steeper). Switch mode to print, set part_select, and export STLs. Print the parts, snap them together, and lock the seams with Multiboard dual-clip keys (printed separately). 🎛️ Key Parameters GroupParameterWhat it doesCancan_height, can_diameterYour can's length & diameterCapacity & Tiltspace_depthTray depth / how many cans fit angleFloor tilt so cans roll forward (deg) can_gapExtra clearance for print toleranceLipsstart_angle / end_angleFront (low) & back (high) lip curl lip_clearanceGap between can and lipThicknessfloor_thickness, wall_widthPanel thicknesses stack_gapFree space above the can (stack pitch)PatternpatternHoneycomb cut-outs on/off hex_cell, hex_rib, borderHoneycomb cell size, rib width, frameLegslegsSnap-on braces that stand the base at the tilt leg_length, leg_size, leg_clearanceBrace length, thickness, front liftClipsclip_thkMatch to your Multiboard clip thickness clip_fit, pocket_deepenFine-tune snap tightness / flush seams clip_spacing, seam_clip_spacingHow often clips are placedOutputbed_sizeYour printer's bed — auto-splits larger models into tiles modestacked (preview) → switch to print to export part_selectall / wall / floor / legs stack_countUnits shown in stacked preview

Tags

customizablemodularstackablecan

Diseñador

ledzz

Me gusta
69
Descargas
42
Impresiones
12