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Modular Drink Storage System

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Kitchen
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The Chill Rack is a 3D-printed modular beverage storage system designed for neat, compact, and customizable organization of bottles or cans in your fridge, cooler box, or shelf.

Each rack interlocks securely with others, allowing you to build your ideal setup — whether a single six-pack or a full-length fridge shelf.

The open-grid base ensures optimal airflow for faster cooling, while the lightweight frame minimizes material use without sacrificing strength. Perfect for craft beer enthusiasts, home brewers, or anyone who wants their drinks chilled and organized.

How It Works:
• Interlocking Design: Each rack piece connects horizontally and vertically using built-in U-slot joints.
• Modular Scaling: Combine multiple units to fit various fridge sizes or beer quantities.
• Non-slip Base: The bottom grid supports bottles securely to prevent rolling or tipping.
• Custom Fit: Compatible with most standard 330ml–500ml bottles and cans.

Recommended Print Settings
PLA (for indoor/fridge use)
• Layer Height: 0.2 mm
• Wall Thickness: 2–3 perimeters (≈ 1.2 mm)
• Infill: 15–20% (Grid or Gyroid pattern)
• Print Speed: 50–60 mm/s
• Bed Temp: 65 °C
• Nozzle Temp: 200–210 °C
• Cooling Fan: 100% after first 2 layers
• Supports: Not required.
PETG (for outdoor/garage/cooler box use)
• Layer Height: 0.2 mm
• Wall Thickness: 3 perimeters (≈ 1.5 mm)
• Infill: 25–35%
• Print Speed: 40–50 mm/s
• Bed Temp: 75–85 °C
• Nozzle Temp: 235–245 °C
• Cooling Fan: 50–60%
• Supports: Not required.

License & Usage Rights
The Chill Rack design is an original product developed by Stefan van der Merwe.
“Chill Rack” and the Chill Rack logo are trademarks of Stefan van der Merwe.

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