Refrigerator Can dispenser

My fridge is quite deep. I found other can dispensers, but they aren't as deep as my fridge, so there is wasted space behind them when in use. There is a spot under the ice maker in my fridge specifically that is just about perfect when putting in a Coca-Cola 12 pack (6x2 cans) with about 20mm on top. Well, it's 150mm between the shelf and the ice maker specifically.

This was designed for that space.

As a result, the slope to roll the cans isn't very steep, so you may need to give them a bit of a push to get them to the dispenser lip, unless your shelves are very well levelled.

The result here is something that holds up to 14 cans in fairly low profile.

I also designed this around the printer that I print on. In this case, an Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2. It has a 256mm square print area, and the long pieces are 252.5mm long. I do plan to remix this a bit for a 220mm print bed, for which I will most likely reduce the can content count to 12. (This should enable me to reduce the overall length by 33mm per piece, making the long pieces 219.5mm long (and the "short" pieces to 217mm long.)

4 pieces, you need one of each. Rotate them to print with the outside edges tot he bed. I highly recommend CA glue to hold the pieces together. My prints, the tolerances for the pins was quite loose, so you should be OK even of your printer is a bit less tight. (The pins are tapered 2.5° but the holes are not.) but they don't wiggle loose. If you want the outsides to hold together a bit more, you can pad the outer edges with about 3.4mm of extra, which will make the rails with the keystone clips thicker and they'll hold better. I think many slicers can do this.

I printed mine at 0.2mm layers, 0.4mm nozzle, 2 perimeters, 30% cubic infill. My first mock-up was 2 perimeters, 15% rectilinear infill, and wasn't quite as rigid as I'd like.

Addendum. I made a modified front right section. As it happens, the fit is very exact under my ice maker, so the slight hump to keep the cans in the top makes loading cans in that way difficult, but there's room to load from the side, so I opened up exactly one can's worth of space there to accommodate that. you will need either the FrontRight piece or the frontRight-Mod piece, not both.