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Stackable Bottle Drying Rack (5 variations) — modelo 3D

Stackable Bottle Drying Rack (5 variations)

por PenguinPrototypes en Printables

Stackable drying rack/drip tray. Features a hollow structure for good airflow. Perfect for bottles, mugs, etc.

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CC BY-NC 4.0 — Atribución, no comercial

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STL, 3MF
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Stackable Bottle Drying Rack This simple and practical bottle drying rack features a sturdy square design for stability and efficient drying. Its stackable design saves space and allows for easy expansion when needed. The hollow structure ensures good airflow for quick drying, making it great for baby bottles, water bottles, and more. Perfect for keeping your kitchen organized. Your bottle will need to have an opening with a diameter of at least 50mm / 2inches to fit. This is roughly the size of the hole one can make with their thumb and index finger. If your bottle has a smaller diameter (e. g. the Sodastream bottle) or if you want to further customize it, check out:

If you need a general kitchen drying rack i humbly recommend:

There are 5 versions available: - with holes (for e.g. on top of a drying mat)

- without holes (for e.g. on the countertop or delicate materials)

- with holes (octagon)

- without holes (octagon)

- bare

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Slicer Settings The models are optimized for printing and do not require any support structures. I recommend the following settings: - 0.2mm

- arachne wall generator

- 4 walls

- mouse ear brims for bare and square base versions

Changelog - [03.03.25] - adds “without holes (octagon)”, “with holes (octagon)” and “bare” models

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