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Spiral soda bottle fidget with storage

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A fun toy which can also be used to store things like pens or pencils. You can fiddle with the main body or the cap.

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Źródło
Printables
Licencja
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike

Overview:

Have you ever wanted a satisfying pencil pot, money box or just a fun fidget toy?

If so, this is the model for you!

This soda bottle styled fidget toy contains 3 separate moving parts for maximal satisfaction. It has a spiralling body, a spinning tamper ring and a threaded bottle cap. There is also space inside to store a variety of different things to your heart's desire!

Note: I took inspiration from Layered Kingdom for the soda bottle aspect of the design, but I fully made the model and came up with the idea for the inside storage, spinning tamper ring, and threaded bottle cap.

Printing guidelines:

  • Open the .3mf file in a slicer - Bambu Studio is the best because it saves the colours.

  • Change the filament colours to whatever you'd like depending on what drink you're trying to model or invent. 

  • The slicer settings and positionings of the parts are already optimised to value quality, speed, and reduction of waste.

  • I disabled prime towers because my models still printed well without them and they use up filament and time.

  • Don't scale the model because the tolerances will change so the parts might not fit together correctly

Assembly instructions:

  • Place the tamper ring on the top of the bottleneck. Make sure the flat side is facing down.

  • Push the cylindrical end of the nut through the tamper ring and into the bottleneck. It's supposed to be a tight fit so that no glue is needed.

  • Screw the cap on the nut and slide the top part of the bottle into the bottom part of the bottle.

  • It's now ready for use!

If you like this design then check out my other one and consider following me as I'll be uploading more models soon!

Thanks!! :)

P.S.

I also just created a YouTube channel where I'll be posting shorts and videos about 3D printing and other things that I'm planning to make. If you're interested in a mix of 3D printing and design content then consider subscribing. I'd really appreciate it!

Tagi