18 models
This is a cupholder adapter for the owala FreeSip water bottle. I tested it in an 06 Accord, and 2012 Mustang. Fit it somewhat loose, to avoid scraping off the branding during insertion/removal.
WHY Well, last weekend, I was just sittin' at my desk, writin' some code, when… **BLAM**!! Shot in the arm by my Owala water bottle button. Now it's frustrating enough that the button just shot off the water bottle, but it took me like 20…
This is a replacement water bottle button for the Owala FreeSip Sway. The button uses a different mechanism to stay in place than the original FreeSip. Compatible with the lock feature of the bottle lid. For strength, I recommend printing…
Here's my take on a water bottle cup holder adapter, mainly for my 40oz Owala FreeSip. My 2014 Toyota Corolla's cup holders are really only designed for cans an cups with a tapered bottoms. Anything with a thick bottom won't fit, so here…
Recommend printing with 4 perimeters. Examples were printed in PETG (matte black) and Pro PCTG (purple) with 0.20 mm layer height. Snug supports work well. Suggest orienting the part right-side up (opposite from model file orientation).
Get a grip. On your favorite water bottle that is! I designed this easily printable handle to attach to your 16 oz Owala. Simply print it in your favorite durable filament, and snap to fit the pieces. Category: Kitchen & Dining
The 24oz Owala FreeSip claims compatibility with “most” cupholders; my van apparently doesn't fit the definition of “most”. If you also have a 2018 (or possibly any 5th gen) Honda Odyssey and don't want to just put your FreeSip in…
I really like my 24oz Owala Freesip water bottle, but there's one thing that's dumb: the locking mechanism that doubles as a carry loop. I want to carry my bottle by the handle while also ensuring it's locked. My models are inspired by…
Online equivalent boots claim to fit the 30 oz and 40 oz as well, ymmv. Only tested on the 30 ounce model. Recommend printing in TPU for flexibility.
Printed original model and it was just too loose and let my Owala slip open. So I went into Tinkercad and fixed up the model. I made 3 variants just in case, but the +1mm version worked absolutely perfect for me. Uploading the others to…
Updated Owala Threads - I dropped the bottle and the adapter pulled out - so i added some extra width to the threads. This adapter allows you to use an Owala lid on a Yeti Rambler cup. I've also included the STEP files for the complete…
My household has acquired more drinking vessels that do not fit the cupholders in my wife's car. This design fits the 32oz version of the Freesip, as well as any drinkware <75mm diamter in the lower section. Now that I think about it, I…
Want a comfy handle for your Owala FreeSip Sway? You've come to the right place! This is a removable handle for the 40oz version. I made this because I felt the bottle was a little uncomfortable to hold by the indents, but still got the…
This funnel slips loosely over the lip of the Owala FreeSip. It's pictured here on the 40oz bottle printed in PLA with no supports.
I messed up the measurements in Solidworks by a factor 10. So import this model in your 3D-slicer and resize to 10% . Once resized, you might want to add supports for the hand/carabiner hold . I haven't tried printing without. I designed…
This is a simple holder for a 30oz. Owalla Freesip Sway water bottle. It clips to the the little accessory knob on caddytek and clicgear push carts. Replaces the (useless at least on caddytek carts) drink holder. I have caddytek carts so…
Imperfect but threads into position nicely and serves its purpose. It will be refined and updated periodically to make it stronger and fit more securely.
Print standing up, preferably at least in PETG. While the overall package is taller than I would like, it is fairly stable and there is little rattling around. As the adapter is fairly snug on the water bottle, it could be useful to weigh…
