Soda Bottle Cap Dispenser
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I use PET soda bottle caps a lot when airbrushing and model / prop building. I would use them as small paint mixing…
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I use PET soda bottle caps a lot when airbrushing and model / prop building. I would use them as small paint mixing cups, for glueing, painting, washings - you name it. There is plenty of free supply from all of the bottles one uses all of the time. Thought I'd create a small dispenser for the caps with a small footprint for the airbrush table. It holds roughly 18 caps.
You won't need any supports if you print the tube upside down. I strongly suggest printing with a brim, though.
Version 2: I altered the bottom part slightly so that the cap up for dispensing moves forward slightly to get a better grip on it. This made it necessary that the hole in the tube be a bit bigger to allow for the forward movement. This should also make it a bit easier to grip the cap. I haven't printed it yet, so please let me know if/when there's something wrong with it. Every and all feedback greatly appreciated.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Ultimaker
Printer:
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Post-Printing
Print the two parts and glue them together with two drops of superglue (Cyanoacrylate).rnBefore you do that, you may need to sand the tube interior a bit if you got some rough ridges, lest you get a bottle cap jam.
Category: Tool Holders & Boxes