Emmaljunga Super Viking Cupholder (w/ customizable mount)
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Wife asked for a cupholder - so I made one! Made it with an adapter so other things can be created and mounted
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So wife asked for a cupholder for our stroller, and I thought it would be funnier to create my own that we can use and modify. End-result is quite nice, however my printer (Sovol SV07) can't really handle curves and radiuses too well…
This uses a custom made adapter so you can create your own model with this adapter and add other things to your stroller. Image below has the measurements for the male adapter.
The mount fits on the Emmaljunga Super Viking's 22mm frame, but measure your own stroller if you have another brand - perhaps the frame has the same diameter. As I write this, I realized that this could fit on a bicycle, bike or any frame! So feel free to try it out.
How to print it:
I printed this with PLA, but I will use PETG in the future since PETG > PLA for outdoor use. Print settings are:
- Infill: mount (30-50%), cupholder (20-30%), spacer (12-15%). Gyroid on all. Feel free to try your own settings here, but this is to maintain some rigidity on critical parts.
- Supports: on (atleast on my Sovol)
- Layer height: 0.2mm
- Wall loops: 3
- Brim: auto
The mount can be tricky to print and to get accurate surfaces & holes. I printed mine with its longest side face down, but if your printer can print it at 45 degrees I would do this instead.
How to mount it:
- The mount is made to snap over the frame, which as mentioned earlier is 22mm on the Super Viking. Make sure to use some electrical tape where you are placing the mount, since the plastic doesn't grip on the bare metal.
- Then place the spacer between the bolt-holes. Mount the bolts and tighten them semi-hard, just enough so it doesn't twist and turn (some cracking might be heard).
- Attach the cupholder and you're golden!
Hardware requiered:
- 2x M4 x 25mm bolt (or longer)
- 2x M4 nuts
- A piece of electrical tape (or similar item - purely for grip)
Future improvements:
This model only works for the right side of the stroller, I would like to make one for the left side aswell. Nuts and bolts are also in plain sight which looks kinda ugly imo, I would like to hide them cleanly.