Not-So-Mini Cooler
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Insulated 3D-printed cooler that fits three 9x9 to-go boxes and an ice pack. Keeps takeout hot or cold on the ride home.
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- Printables
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- Outdoor & Garden
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Dinner shouldn't go cold just because you had one more stop to make. Drop your takeout in this insulated cooler and it gets home the way the kitchen made it. Holds three 9-inch to-go clamshell containers and will keep them at temperature for hours. Throw in an ice-pack if you want to refrigerate the food for the ride home.
Also works well for beer, soda, spritzers, energy drinks or whatever else you want to keep cold on a hot day. Warm: 3-4 hours, cold: 18-24 hours. This thing works!
No supports or additional hardware, everything you need to assemble it is included.
Print using PETG or ABS as it will get steam and condensation. Coat the interior with clear enamel if you intend to use bare ice or water in it. 10% cubic or gyroid infill provide excellent dead-air insulation - every bit as good as a foam filler.
This is a BIG print - I used a Creality K2 Plus for it. The bottom runs slightly over 300mm square and 240mm tall and takes about 24 hours to print. The lid is about 6-7 hours. But it's so satisfying when it's done!
Prototype without handles shown in photos - Blender renders include the handles.