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Nescafe Dolce Gusto capsule tower
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Last crawled date: 5 years, 3 months ago
My updated version of "Dolce Gusto Stackable Dispenser" by stigrune (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1833453)
This model is one solution for problem: Capsules falling off when you take one capsule.
Some improvements:
Some rails on bottom and top so parts fit and stay together.
Possibility to make capsule holder "array".
Suitable for "longer" capsules that are filled more.
How to use:
Load capsules like normal on top. Capsules stop before bottom part angle. When you want capsule out, press capsule and it will fall nicely.
How I Printed this:
All top and bottom rails was 0.1mm layer thickness, otherwise 0.2-0.3mm (adaptive layer height)
If some holders feel too tight, you can make them slightly smaller with "horizontal expansion"-setting in your slicer (I used cura)
Print Top, Middle and Top parts like in gray 3D images (position in use). Use common sense in other parts.
There is also shelf because I have some adapters. And that space between two towers is because electric socket
This model is one solution for problem: Capsules falling off when you take one capsule.
Some improvements:
Some rails on bottom and top so parts fit and stay together.
Possibility to make capsule holder "array".
Suitable for "longer" capsules that are filled more.
How to use:
Load capsules like normal on top. Capsules stop before bottom part angle. When you want capsule out, press capsule and it will fall nicely.
How I Printed this:
All top and bottom rails was 0.1mm layer thickness, otherwise 0.2-0.3mm (adaptive layer height)
If some holders feel too tight, you can make them slightly smaller with "horizontal expansion"-setting in your slicer (I used cura)
Print Top, Middle and Top parts like in gray 3D images (position in use). Use common sense in other parts.
There is also shelf because I have some adapters. And that space between two towers is because electric socket