Can Mugger - Insulated Drinking in Style by TripleGWorkshop

TripleGWorkshop

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Print Profile(4)

All

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

A1 mini

Regular print, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

1.9 h

1 plate

4.7(75)

0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

2.4 h

1 plate

4.8(10)

Mug with LID no supports

4.3 h

1 plate

4.4(8)

Satisfyingly Heavy Handle - 100% infill

3.3 h

1 plate

Boost

286

397

152

562

830

Released

Description

A can cozy with a hearty grip. Cans do not slide out! Easy to hold on to. Perfect for any 12 oz US can. NO Supports!

I have already switched over to using these full-time.

Comment & Rating (152)

@MysteryMachine

printed this but it came out just a hair to small for the can 😟

The designer has replied

@TripleGWorkshop

That is odd. Not sure why that would happen. Looks like a normal can

@MysteryMachine

Replying to @TripleGWorkshop :

reprinting in petg right out of a fresh bag and then I have some PLA+ I till try. I’ll let you know how it works out. the first print is super nice, it’s just a tad to small and maybe it’s time I upgrade the drying fan to prevent any possible shrinkage.

@TripleGWorkshop

Replying to @MysteryMachine :

I wanted to ask what part of the country/world you are in. I remember in some places cans might be a different diameter. Mine are 66mm diameter and the hole in the can mugger is 66.5mm which usually makes a snug but not tight fit. You may want to try 100.5% scale.

@MateuszD

Something didn't go right, the area under the handle warped. Rest is perfect, except that I can't get the can out - I may try scaling the model out a little bit. 🤣

The designer has replied

@TripleGWorkshop

That looks like heat creep.

@MateuszD

Replying to @TripleGWorkshop :

Thanks, I'm all new to the various terms. Heat creep might be possibly because I kept the door closed and the stream of air from the fan didn't get to that area as it was covered by the main body of the mugger.

@TripleGWorkshop

Replying to @MateuszD :

Totally I get it but still dont really understand it. Tried to rotate a bit and prusaslicer has a new feature that dynamically slows down on overhangs seems to help

@MysteryMachine

Print Profile

Regular print, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

love the print but it is a bit tight on the can and once it is in you can’t turn it. I changed nothing.

@TripleGWorkshop

I made one with slightly damp filament and the swelling was just enough to cause that to happen. If theres any nubs on the inside you can try to scrape them off. Thanks for trying it out!

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@MysteryMachine

Replying to @TripleGWorkshop :

unfortunately it printed excellent

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@spyder5280

The print profile is no longer public

Life-changing.

@TripleGWorkshop

They look great! I agree xD

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@boarderjcj

Clear pteg, it printed well. But, I used support inside the handle... Didn't seem like it would print well without... But can you? ...why does this model advertise no support? ...just curious

The designer has replied

@TripleGWorkshop

yes it can bridge the gap no problem

@TacticalKaoz

Print Profile

⭐𝐅𝐚𝐬𝐭 ‣ [PLA] 0.25mm

still took 2 hours but, the print came out great

The designer has replied

@AneoPsy

Thanks for reviewing, I appreciate the feedback.

(Edited)

@asaunders916

Print Profile

Mug with LID no supports

love the design. but only only flaw. with the lid up it is rather hard to take a drink unless you take your beverage out every time. works great to keep bugs/pests out but not functional entirely.