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Hydro Flask 20oz 16oz Handle

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Here's an updated version of the Hydro Flask handle that's been reduced in size for the 20oz and 16oz versions that…

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Other Sports
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Here's an updated version of the Hydro Flask handle that's been reduced in size for the 20oz and 16oz versions that are ~74mm in diameter.

Original version is on the left with the orange color Hydro Flask. This remix version (thinner handle) is on the right with the blue Hydro Flask.

I've also added a handle that is a 22mm Gap from handle to Hydro Flask Wall (vs the 33mm Gap) which has some finger grooves added as well. You won't be able to sneak your hand between the handle and the Hydro Flask with this version unless you have pretty small hands.

Lastly, added a smaller 95mm handle end to end that fits on 16oz Hydro Flasks, although it's pretty narrow, so it's a 3 finger handle width, whereas the others are 4 finger widths.

A handle really isn't necessary for this size Hydro Flask as most hands can grip easily. However, if you want a handle, for whatever reason. This s a solid design to accommodate.


Print Settings

Ring Print: Use a brim and change your wall/shell count to 8+.

Handle Print: I used a brim and support. However, I think just a brim would still work and likely save a lot of clean up time vs using supports.

You do not need supports for the bolt holes for either of the two prints.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hardware

4x: M3 x 16mm bolts

4x: M3 Nuts, or M3 Locknuts

Print Settings

Rafts:

No

Supports:

Doesn't Matter

Resolution:

0.2mm layers (0.4mm nozzle)

Infill:

Doesn't matter if you set 8+ walls.

Filament: Any PLA or PLA+ An


Notes:

Rings: Use a brim to ensure it stays attached. Also, increase your wall count to 8+ to ensure it's solid with no infill.

Handle: Use a brim. Supports are not necessary, but could be helpful for printers that are not fully dialed in. Wall count of 2 or 3. Infill should be 20-30%.

Category: Sport & Outdoors

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