Bottle Rack (for use in Refrigerators)
Bottle Rack (for use in Refrigerators)
3D
Published 2017-04-04T13:27:05+00:00
This is a configurable Bottle Rack for the use in refrigerators. It allows bottles to be stored lying down without them rolling around (as can happen in fridges without a lie down bottle rack). Some fridges come with a full width bottle rack which wastes space if it's not always full. This rack system lets you use only the space required to accommodate your usual refrigerated bottle storage needs.
The parts are all small enough to be printed on almost any machine so you can print just what you need... and add on as required.
Two rack files have been provided. The 'slim' version is made to accommodate smaller volume beer bottles and soft drinks (of up to 65mm diameter)and the standard version will accommodate larger bottles (up to 87.5mm) including common still and sparkling wine bottles. The joining link is common which allows the rack to be configured to refrigerate the size/range of bottles to suit individual habits.
Please note the joining link must be inserted completely onto one Rack with the outsets/insets aligned before inserting the second Rack and snapping it together. This will make it easier to join and also reduce the likelihood of any damage to the parts.
This is a practical storage solution that saves space because it doesn't need to span the full width of your refrigerator. Great to use for yourself at home or also use as a unique and practical gift.
Please refer to the images and print settings for additional information... and post images of your bottles in storage for other member to see,.
Note: If you like this check out the rest of my practical and fun designs.
Easy prints. A well sliced and printed file should result in joining links that require a sharp hit to force them to join. The link should be secure and will be difficult to separate.
Configure your rack...
Link the parts together as shown in the images. As long as the prints are accurate and strong it's easy!
Please note the joining link must be inserted completely onto one Rack with the outsets/insets aligned before inserting the second Rack and snapping it together. This will make it easier to join and also reduce the likelihood of any damage to the parts.
| Date de publication | 04/04/2017 |
| Technologie | FDM |