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Snowy Peak Mountain Coffee Filter Holder by BalinTech
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 2 months ago
/u/JLobodinksy requested an STL file in /r/3Dprinting of a project found in /r/woodworking by /u/MaikeW who titled the post "I made a snowy peak mountain holder/stand for my V60 (coffee) filters. Meranti wood and danish oil. Only cost about $15 for wood, (and $1500 for tools). Wife loves it."
I figured I'd give it a shot and since most of my projects are in OpenSCAD anyway I decided I'd make it a customizer with some added features so people could print their own in various shapes and sizes. I might have gotten a little carried away with it ... but of course it doesn't work in Thingiverse Customerizer so you'll need to download OpenSCAD to actually tinker with it.
I can't actually do any test prints of this size right now so I'm leaving it as a customizer. You'll need to do your own measurements of the coffee filters you want to use. I can add better STLs once I've make some measurements myself. I don't recommend using the default measurements in the SCAD file since I literally just made up some numbers as an example. I've uploaded some visual demonstrations as STLs using some ballpark measurements of some V60 coffee filters I saw online but I don't recommend actually using them to print anything.
Take your own measurements, use those measurements in OpenSCAD to generate your own STL files.
I figured I'd give it a shot and since most of my projects are in OpenSCAD anyway I decided I'd make it a customizer with some added features so people could print their own in various shapes and sizes. I might have gotten a little carried away with it ... but of course it doesn't work in Thingiverse Customerizer so you'll need to download OpenSCAD to actually tinker with it.
I can't actually do any test prints of this size right now so I'm leaving it as a customizer. You'll need to do your own measurements of the coffee filters you want to use. I can add better STLs once I've make some measurements myself. I don't recommend using the default measurements in the SCAD file since I literally just made up some numbers as an example. I've uploaded some visual demonstrations as STLs using some ballpark measurements of some V60 coffee filters I saw online but I don't recommend actually using them to print anything.
Take your own measurements, use those measurements in OpenSCAD to generate your own STL files.