[V0.2] Sugar Dispenser For Tea/Coffee (Needs Review) *Public Release!*

A Sugar Dispenser I furiously threw together in Tinkercad in 30 Minutes, so i don't have to spend 3 dollar for a similar simple Design i saw on a different platform, Decided maybe i could build upon it and make THEE Sugar Dispenser.

At the time of creation i didn't have the proper filament (A FDA Approved PLA/Food Grade PLA) to print this in, but now its been printed and i can say it works, but then again that's just me I would appreciate if anyone interested in a sugar dispenser to print and share your findings; Printing Settings, Problems, Anything needing Change/Removing, Suggestions for improvements (I'll listen)

[V0.1] The opening for mugs, cups, etc is 100 mm wide and 110 mm's tall, Platform is 107mmx107mm.
[V0.2]The opening for mugs, cups, etc is 107 mm wide and 174 mm's tall, Platform is 107mmx107mm.

KNOWN ISSUES THAT V0.2 SHOULD FIX [NO GUARNTEE
- Print imperfections on the outlet and inlet hole causes sugar to bridge causing blockage
I am currently unsure if the brand of sugar/type of sugar play a factor to these issues.

Assembly and Function should be easy, after everything's printed stack the top of the dispenser onto the bottom of the dispenser aligning the holes with the keying points, i recommend using glue/superglue for extra strength
If you are putting the dispenser together for the first time please know that the stick/slider may get stuck depending on the print, so a little force may be needed and it'll pop into place.
as you may have noticed each version has different sizes, originally the dispenser was designed to measurements of mugs i have, I am sure its not gonna be the last time i redesign it in some way to be bigger or smaller, so if your mugs or cups don't fit please let me know!, or then again since the model is for personal use you can download it, modify it, remix it, but please don't sell it. 

I print with a Centauri Carbon, but it should be fine with any printer since its such a simple design.
once i or if i get some feedback on this, i'll go in a try and make a final version with some small but useful features.
ENJOY


Update 0.2 7/28/2026
Long Story:
Day after upload i went in the slicer and loaded up the project file and noticed how inefficient it was to print the dispenser and it takes takes tons of filament for supports, i tried making it so you could lay it on its back to print but that wasn't too good neither, i ended up just splitting it in half and then my first attempt at keying points to assemble after print, even though i took measurements i was still able to get the height of the dispenser wrong so I increased the height of the bottom part to 174 mm and I also strengthened the walls of the bottom part and also changed the design a little so the opening is bigger by a whopping 7mms!  i am starting to wonder if i am overcomplicating this, perhaps that should be the goal, to design the most efficient and over engineered sugar dispenser, next i shall invest more time into the lid, i have a idea for a design that will allow the lid to have a solution to clear potential blockage (i am not sure if its a issue yet) without having to open the lid.

Quick Sum:

- Dispenser was split in half and key points were added for easier printing and reduce of overall filament
- Added Slopes on the inside for better sugar flow
- Smaller Smaller Outlet Hole Bigger Inlet Hole to attempt to solve blockage issues, bigger stick for better control over sugar flow
- Opening for cups/mugs is now 174mms tall and 107mms wide!
- added a dome nub on the dispenser stick/slider as a agitator to prevent bridging blockage in the inlet.
- Public Release!