The cup holder attaches to the side of any AeroCreeper. Print your own with the attached .stl file.
Printing tips: Print in the upright position. If you don't use support material, you'll likely need to nip off a few strands of filament but over, it should produce a good print. Good adhesion is important so the "handle" doesn't tip before it's connected to the cup.
Thanks so much for making the STL available. I somehow managed to break the holder that was included with my creeper, so I printed a new one. I used Prusament Sapphire Blue ASA with the 0.2mm Structural preset, 4 perimeters, 20% gyroid infill. Seems nice and strong. I went ahead and printed it with support even though the description said it was not necessary. Didn't add much to the time and the finish under the overhang came out really well.
Thought I'd comment on how my print turned out. I downloaded the file and printed it on my Bambu 3D printer using blue and white PLA (I made the body blue, and the text on top white). As suggested in the printing tips (although I was slightly skeptical), I did not place support material under the bridge, and as mentioned in the tips, it printed fine without the support. Or at least it did on my specific printer. YMMV
Its great that this .STL file was made available! Very cool!
Thanks so much for making the STL available. I somehow managed to break the holder that was included with my creeper, so I printed a new one. I used Prusament Sapphire Blue ASA with the 0.2mm Structural preset, 4 perimeters, 20% gyroid infill. Seems nice and strong. I went ahead and printed it with support even though the description said it was not necessary. Didn't add much to the time and the finish under the overhang came out really well.
Thought I'd comment on how my print turned out. I downloaded the file and printed it on my Bambu 3D printer using blue and white PLA (I made the body blue, and the text on top white). As suggested in the printing tips (although I was slightly skeptical), I did not place support material under the bridge, and as mentioned in the tips, it printed fine without the support. Or at least it did on my specific printer. YMMV
Its great that this .STL file was made available! Very cool!
