Splatoon Slosher Shot Glass Holder
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I’d like a printable 3-D model that turns the Slosher bucket from Splatoon 3 into a single-shot glass holder. Picture a standard shot glass dropped neatly into the bucket. I’m aiming for something simple off the printer, but communicate with me for a best solution.
Accuracy matters: the model should look as if it came straight out of the game, including the handle, rim details, raised paint drips and any recognizable markings. Because I don’t have exact measurements, I’m counting on you to recommend proportions that let a common 1.5 oz (≈44 ml) shot glass fit snugly without wobble while keeping overall wall thickness practical for FDM or resin printing.
Once you have the geometry locked in, I’ll need:
• Final STL file
• Your native design file (Blender, Fusion 360, SolidWorks, etc.) in case minor tweaks are needed later
• A quick note on ideal print orientation, infill and layer height so I can preserve that smooth finish on my own machine
If you see opportunities to strengthen delicate parts or suggest alternative assembly tricks, let me know!
Accuracy matters: the model should look as if it came straight out of the game, including the handle, rim details, raised paint drips and any recognizable markings. Because I don’t have exact measurements, I’m counting on you to recommend proportions that let a common 1.5 oz (≈44 ml) shot glass fit snugly without wobble while keeping overall wall thickness practical for FDM or resin printing.
Once you have the geometry locked in, I’ll need:
• Final STL file
• Your native design file (Blender, Fusion 360, SolidWorks, etc.) in case minor tweaks are needed later
• A quick note on ideal print orientation, infill and layer height so I can preserve that smooth finish on my own machine
If you see opportunities to strengthen delicate parts or suggest alternative assembly tricks, let me know!
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