Bottle dryer (max size designed for Bambu Lab X1C)

Made this because I was frustrated by bottles constantly falling after doing the dishes. This way they can drip all they want without the risk of falling. And they're quickly put aside for when you need some extra room 

Designed for the max print volume of the Bambu Lab X1C with the filament cutter enabled. (no the build surface is not full 256x256mm) and leaving some room for a brim (tabs in this case). I landed on a 235mmx235mm max dimension of the model.

A brim caused errors (gcode out of bound or something like that even though the prime lines were even beyond the print) so I made some little bitty tabs that probably don't do much anyway… (it didn't warp on my first try, but is that because of the tabs? no one knows)

With a few minutes of shifting the model around I finally landed on this size that was printables (not a mm to spare). It's very well possible that with some tweaking (such as disabling the filament cutter) you can make it a little bit bigger. But it's big enough for me so I didn't bother. The little cutout for the filament cutter area does not hinder functionality, as long as you put a narrow capped bottle there (see picture)

I also included a non Bambu Lab model without the cutout and tabs (and little bit lower rim) which also measures 235x235mm

Print the step file if you can, it makes for much smoother circles and faster printing, which I only realized after printing this 480g beast for 10 hours

And if you wonder why the rim is so high, that for rigidity :) not for stopping the water at that height

I printed this with a very old leftover roll of PLA. 0,4mm nozzle and 0,25mm layer height. 

Used a textured PEI bed WITH spray on glue for maximum adhesion on the corners. 

Bambu Lab X1C specific: Disable your auxiliary fan or you will get warping !

Edit: 3 bottle version added as per request