Ninja Thirsti Flavor Rack

I got a Ninja Thirsti early and I absolutely love it. What I love less is how annoying it can be to store the flavoring pods it uses. So here's my solution.

Included are two versions of the rack: a short version that will store 4 pods and a long one that'll store 8. The 8 pod version was where I started, but after looking at a test print it just felt too big for my kitchen so I stuck with the smaller one. Should print fine without supports, and has countersunk holes for two #6 wood screws. I printed it in the provided orientation and I did have two small splits along layer lines when installing the screws with a power drill. Fortunately they weren't severe enough to make the prints unusable, but it is definitely less than ideal. My preferred solution to this would be to use a hand screwdriver for installation, but if that's not to your liking you could also flip it on its back to print so that the layers are laid down perpendicular to the screw holes and that should work just as well.

If anyone's looking to print the long version on a small printer, the pre-split files provided are designed with registration holes that can hold a small length of 1.75mm filament. Gluing in filament pegs, then gluing along the edges of the pieces should give you a suitably strong and mostly invisible joint.