IKEA Lånespelare Cupholder
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A replacement cupholder for the IKEA Lånespelare Cupholder mounting bracket.
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A replacement cupholder for the IKEA Lånespelare Cupholder mounting bracket.
I originally sized it for the LTT 64oz water bottle, but 125mm was a bit too perfect in diameter, so it caused suction when removing the bottle.
Resized slightly so it would fit my Stanley Growler as well.
I've uploaded the FreeCAD .FCStd-file as well so you can resize and remix as you like. I've tried to make all the lengths dynamic in relation to the cylinder diameter. The pegs and cutouts might break when resizing as I had trouble figuring out how to attach the sketch as I wanted. So much still to learn in FreeCAD :) I also wanted to make a chamfer at the bottom instead of a fillet, but at some point I must have changed something because that was suddenly no longer possible.
2025-06-30 @ 20:40
- Added LTT insert.
It's not exact to the original dimensions, It's just made from arcs and lines. Several lengths that weren't exactly equal in the original I made equal to be lazy and to make it simple to resize simply by changing the outer diameter.
2025-07-01 @ 00:16
- Added “step-down” inserts.
I haven't tested these and tolerances are probably not right, so I wouldn't recommend printing these.
I added them more as a “proof of concept” idea, and hoping someone with more CAD (or just design flair) would stumble over them, and create a proper version (that I hopefully can look at the CAD file and learn things, perhaps? :) ).
The idea is to be able to add inserts for smaller bottles and cups, and having the wall slope toward the cutout of the cup holder. I tried to be clever, but I'm not clever in CAD design, so I gave up and did it quick and dirty (or perhaps more correctly; ugly).
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