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Another design made with the kids in mind (and the older ones too! :p ) Its a simple mug made to receive a regular 355ml soda (or beer) can. With its Oversized base, drinks are more stable on a beach, grass or other unheaven surfaces. So the large base of this cartoonish mug prevent drinks from tipping over. Therefore its great for the outdoor activities!!!

Easy to print, and 2 ways to print it:

-1: With supportS for the handle, at the bottom AND at the top horizontal section of the handle. (i recommend custom supports if you a re familiar with those)

OR

-2: With supports ONLY on the buildplate. You will have a few filaments dangling at the top, under the handle (see last photo on printer) but they are easy to remove with cutters. The inferior part of the top handle is not perfectly flat so the first bridges will be messy, but like i said really easy to remove. And you will save time with less supports.

Put at least 3 walls, with few infill (10% is way enough).

It is made for regular 355ml north american soda/beer cans.

You can scale it up or down like you want.To help you do that, the Inside diameter is actually 68mm precisely X 114mm high (average).

With these measurements, you will be able to calculate the scale ratio for your beverage can if its different in size.

Do not poor drink directly into the mug. As you know, 3d printing is not the best process for food safe products, and this design is really intended for a juice/soda/beer can. 

Have fun friends!

Pascal

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PA1 MAKER

That's great!!! :o How do you like the MMU? I'm thinking about buying one for one of my Prusa, but don't know if i'm gonna use it as much as i think...

Jeremie D

I'm using a mmu2s clone. I had to print all the parts first. I saved a little money.

Jeremie D

It's okay, need fine tune. Because of the switching filament, it take a lot of time and waste plastic (it need to create a cleaning tower). Exemple, that mug took 26 hours to print.