This is a frame that helps you build pretty tall can towers.
For each tower, you will have to print:
base modelbase_connector modelstage model. I've successfully built towers with 20 and 25 layers before running out of vertical spaceThis model has two general versions:
| Can type | Cans per layer | Fits mk3/4 | Cans example (height-agnostic) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular | 7 | Yes | ![]() |
| Sleek | 10 | Yes (small Z axis rotation required) | ![]() |
Each version contains three variations:
| Variation | Specification | |
|---|---|---|
| Gap size | Gap position | |
| tight | 0.1mm | |
| standard | 0.2mm | |
| loose | 0.3mm | |
Tolerance Testers folder (models can be distinguished by the number of diamond-shaped holes)This model requires somewhat decent layer adhesion. I had no issue printing it in PLA, but it might be easier to achieve with PETG.
No supports required.
The assembly doesn't require any glue/adhesive, but you might want to use it anyway if you plan to move the tower, as it can undergo non-destructive self-disassembly when significantly tilted.
The author marked this model as their own original creation.