Can Holder - 7.5oz, Pokeball Themed

Hello All Pokemon Trainers!

Keep your drinks cold this summer with these custom Pokeball Themed Can Holders. Attached are two files, depending on your style, the can holder is offered with and without a handle. This is a custom design I created and implemented to be printed with Prusa Printers. All parts have a +.006" tolerance built so all components have a snug fit. Depending on your machine's capabilities you might need to slow down print speeds to allow your printer to meet the built in tolerance.  Below is the guide to print and assembly your can holder. 

Each file will already have all components included, you will need to group and print the components by color. Below is the break down to slice the components.

Plates 1 thru 3 all used the .200mm Speed Preset from Prusa Slicer. 

Plate 4 used the .100mm Fast Speed Preset from Prusa Slicer.

Plates 1 thru 4 used 5% Gyroid Infill and no supports. 

Plate 1: Body and Handle Insert (Black Filament) If model with no handle is printed, handle insert will not be needed.

Plate 2: Top End Cap (Red Filament)

Plate 3: Bottom End Cap (White Filament)

Plate 4: Pokeball Button (White Filament) Ensure concaved surface is facing upwards.

Assembly Steps:

Once all parts have been printed, follow the steps below for assembly.

You will need super glue to join components together. 

1. Apply glue to bottom end cap in the recess for the handle insert. If model with no handles is printed, skip this step.

2. Press in handle insert into bottom end cap. If model with no handles is printed, skip this step. 

3. Apply a small dot of glue to the recess at center of body. 

4. Press and hold center button on glue. Ensure concaved face sits properly on face of body and fits into recess.

5.Apply glue around the center button. 

6. Press and hold surrounding button. Ensure concaved face sits properly on face of body.

7. Apply glue at the grooves on the inside of the bottom white cap, may use more glue on inside face.

8. Align the notch on the back side of the body with the channel on the rear part of the bottom end cap.

9. Once they are aligned press the body into the bottom end cap. 

10. Apply glue on the top end cap in the recess for the handle insert. If model, with no handles is printed, skip this step. 

11. Apply glue on the inner rim of the top end cap, glue should be lightly added so overrun doesnt occur. 

12. Similarly, align the notch and channel found on the components and press together. 

13. Quickly check inside rim of the top end cap, remove any excessive glue with finger that might have spewed out after pressing.

14. Allow glue to cure before use. 

15. Enjoy your new 3d print.

I hope this is a fun print for y'all. If you can like a like and rate my design, that would be greatly appreciated! Please feel free to provide feedback and share your creations.