Stone Cutter Can to Stein v3

This complete redesign makes the main mug, handle, and lid match much closer with the version in the episode of the Simpsons "Homer the Great". And now the lid won't hit you in the face while trying to drink.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSpOjj4YD8c

Video demonstration:
https://youtu.be/AG-_UguZzHU

There are six (counting one alternate) pieces total. All necessary supports are pre-applied to the models (there is no need to add additional supports). The main body of the stein/mug prints with cylindrical supports, the left/right lid have perforated supports, the lid top doesn't require supports (but I've included an additional version with supports in case your printer has issues with it). There is a spacer included for allowing you to place a 12oz (instead of a 16oz) can inside (rather than having to print a differently sized stein).

Insert a 16oz can; or the spacer and a 12oz can. You can also use an unsealed can as an insert (available from micro-breweries and cideries upon request), or use tool that cuts the top off of a sealed/filled can.

Now can be optionally printed as individual parts. Either to make for easy spray painting, or for printing in individual colors. See the last photo. Mug body was printed in Wood PLA. Lid and bands were printed in Silver Silk PLA. Shield and logo were printed in white and spray painted blue and red. Parts where then either snapped or glued into place.

Or print the included larger version that will hold a Libbey Classic Can Tumbler Glass. https://www.amazon.com/Libbey-Can-Shaped-Beer-Glass/dp/B07BR5MVJS

I've printed these steins in both PLA and PLA+. They are not dish washer safe, nor food safe. However, your beverage is not actually coming into contact with the stein, you will always be drinking from the can inserted into the stein.

Most pieces print well at 0.2mm resolution and a 0.4mm nozzle. I was able to cleanly print the main mug with a 0.6mm nozzle.

I've organized the STLs in to ZIP files, so you don't print the 114% scaled version accidentally, or the individual pieces for gluing when you don't intend to.

Print Instructions:
Stein, Lid left, lid right, lid screw.
Print at 0.2mm resolution, 20% infill, no supports, brim optional.
Note: If you find the inside bottom of the lid screw is too rough, you print the alternate "lid screw with custom supports".
The Lid left and lid right have integrated perforated supports that must be removed after printing.

Spacer. Print at 0.2mm resolution, 10% infill, no supports, brim optional.

There are additional versions already scaled up to 114%, with the custom supports adjusted as needed.
At 114%, with the included spacer, a Libbey can shaped glass fits perfectly.
    https://www.amazon.com/Libbey-Can-Shaped-Beer-Glass/dp/B07BR5MVJS

Alternate, print in pieces in target color or for easier painting.
    Instead of printing "Stone Cutter Can Stein 3.xx"....
        Print "Body" or "Body - Custom Supports"
        Print "Logo 1", "Logo 2", and two copies of "Logo 3"; with a brim to keep them from falling over.
        Print "Lower Ring Left" and "Lower Ring Right".
        Print "Shields B - flat"; with a brim to keep them from falling over.
        Print "Upper Ring"
        Paint pieces if desired. If "Body" was printed in Wood PLA filament, you could actually use wood stain,
        Snap "Upper Ring" on to "Body".  Glue is optional, but recommended.
        Glue "Lower Ring Left" and "Lower Ring Right" on to "Body"
        Glue "Logo 1", "Logo 2", and "Logo 3" on to the shields.
            There are tiny dots on the back of the shields to indicate placement 1, 2, 3, or 4.
        Glue the completed shields on to the "Body"

Assemble remaining components:
    Lid Left and Lid Right will slide into the top hinger of the stein.
    Once lined up, screw the "lid screw" on top "Lid Left" and "Lid Right" to keep them in place.
    The "Spacer" can be inserted when using a 12oz can (rather than 16oz) to adjust the height.
    The 114% scaled version requires the "Libbey Spacer" to correctly adust the height of the inserted glass.

Glass/Can Removal
    I suggested a 1-1/4" wooden dowel rod cut to at least 6" length.
    Place under stein, through the hole in the bottom.
    Gently push stein down, over the dowel rod.
    This will push the can or glass up, and out of the stein.           

Painting:
Tape off the top hinge, so the primer/paint does not later interfere with its operation.
Tape off the threads on the Left/Right Lid, as well as the Lid Screw (top).
Preferably prime first
Left, Right, Screw, and two rings: Silver (mix black and white) (sometimes I just leave the gray primer, and skip applying gray paint)
Most of stein: Cream (mix yellow and white; or raw Sienna and White)
Shields: blue (mix "perfect purple" and "pool blue")
Stone Cutter logo, and bars: red.
Apply matte clear coat

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