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Coin-op Bottle Opener

by Starno, published

Printable Bottle Opener
Opening Bottle
Coin-op Bottle Opener by Starno Feb 15, 2010
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Added 30 degree chamfers and small fillets to hoeken's design

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Me too! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...
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I get more requests to print this, than any other object!

I've created a timelapse of my MakerBot Thing-o-Matic #66 printing this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...

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Beer opener v2.0
Coin-op Bottle Opener by hoeken

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2Color, beer, bottle, Bottle Opener, derive, household, opener

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Coin-op Bottle Opener by Starno is licensed under the GNU - GPL license.

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tc_fea on Dec 18, 2011 said:

I get more requests to print this, than any other object!

RobertHunt on Nov 16, 2011 said:

I've created a timelapse of my MakerBot Thing-o-Matic #66 printing this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...

caffeinatedsoap on Jan 23, 2012 said:

Me too! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...
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amp;feature=g-upl
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amp;context=G2fa8ba5AUAAAAAAAAAA How did you get it to print without a raft?

pchretien on Jul 18, 2011 said:

Usefull and perfect for demos!

Thanks!

ajm11 on Mar 26, 2011 said:

Made it, Love it. Heated a US 10 cent and slid it in. Great first print on my huxley

robyward on Nov 28, 2010 said:

Best conversation starter at parties! We had to change it to fit an Aussie 5c piece so we added a little RAPMAN detail to it. see the pic above. Strong as well even with only 5% fill.

eagleapex on Sep 18, 2010 said:

Mine broke! Does the chamfering weaken the penny slot? or am I an idiot?

Starno on Sep 21, 2010 said:

Hmmm....I am still using my original print from 7 months ago, and it gets very regular use. The biggest sign of wear is actually on the penny.

Judging solely on your picture, I would make sure in Skeinforge Fill-
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gt;"Solid Surface Thickness (layers)" is set to at least 2 or 3. This will print X amount of solidly filled layers over the gap for the penny (not the entire object). Also, be sure your layer height gets enough adhesion that you cant easily shear your prints apart (somewhere around 0.36mm on a 0.5mm nozzle) and Fill -
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gt;"Infill Solidity (ratio)" is at least 0.25 or higher.

If you still have problems, send me a message and we'll figure it out.

Anonymous on Feb 16, 2010 said:

Nice Design! Could you include the native SolidWorks files for this part as well as a STEP file?

Erik on Feb 16, 2010 said:

Which software did you use? I assume that this is an irreversible processing step... It could be useful to do most modeling in OpenSCAD (for sharability) and things like chamfering as a last step.

Starno on Feb 16, 2010 said:

SolidWorks. I'm inexperienced with programming, but if there was a way in OpenSCAD to define 2 dxfs on perpendicular planes-one being the profile for a difference function and the other defining the path-it would create fillets and chamfers.

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