Nitori Coffee Pot Handle (Replacement Repair Part)
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A replacement handle mount for a glass coffee/tea pot bought at Nitori
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Kitchen
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
A replacement handle mount for a glass coffee/tea pot bought at Nitori (a Japanese home goods store) about 7 years ago for around 800 yen (~$5). After years of use, the plastic handle mount finally cracked and broke off.
The pot itself was still perfectly fine — just the handle bracket was toast. Rather than throwing out a working glass pot over one broken plastic part, I decided to model and print a replacement.
Print settings (as printed)
Printer: Original Prusa MK3.9S
Material: ASA (chosen for heat resistance — this part sits near a hot glass pot)
Supports: Not required
Hardware needed
1x M4 x 5mm screw (stainless recommended, to avoid rust)
1x M4 nut (stainless)
1x M4 washer (stainless)
Assembly
Print the ring + handle arm.
Slide the ring over the glass neck of the pot to confirm fit.
Fasten the handle arm to the ring with the M4 screw, washer, and nut, adjusting tightness so the handle pivots smoothly but holds position.
A note on fit
This was modeled to match one specific Nitori glass coffee/tea pot, so the ring diameter may not match your exact pot. If you have a similar pot, measure your own neck diameter and scale/adjust the model before printing — it's a quick fix either way, and honestly part of the fun.