BBQ CONDIMENT HOLDER
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VERY USEFUL BBQ CONDIMENT HOLDER
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- Printables
- Category
- Summer
- License
- Standard Digital File License
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UPDATE JUNE 2023: NEW SIDE SHELF ADDED FOR LARGER BOTTLES. (UP TO 64mm IN DIAMETER)
After many requests, here's another version of my BBQ condiment holder. The original version is a patreon file only, but i made this one for you guys, so have fun and enjoy summer!
Its a super easy print, no supports needed and because its a multipart project no need for a multicolor printer!!!
-Can be printed on any 220x220 (or bigger) printer.
-All parts already placed in the right orientation.
-Easy assembly.
-Useful and a nice table center piece for your bbqs.
-Color coded file names.
-No support needed.
-No multicolor printer needed.
-Included, step-by-step instructions with exploded views.
-All files are in the zip file.
Storage for:
-Salt and pepper (Up to 52mm in diameter)
-Toothpicks holder (Up to 52mm in diameter)
-2 large squeezable condiment bottles (up to 5.5cm in diameter or 6.4cm with the updated shelves)
-Napkins
-Extra storage at the bottom, behind the functional doors.
The only part needing a color change is the little meter face. (meter digits). You can do it on any conventional printer with a simple color change at the right layer. If you are not familiar with color change, send me a message and i will help you with pleasure!
HARDWARE: You will need (10x) M3x12mm screws. (M3x10mm screws also works) You can use an imperial equivalent, because the holes are self-threading.
SETTINGS:
Nothing special, but i recommend to use 4 walls (also called shells, perimeters) at least to have a strong print.
I recommend to do a dry fit check before gluing each part. It will help you figuring out each step of the assembly.
In any case, if you have a problem, send me a message.
Have fun, and enjoy your summer folks!
Keep printing!