Retro Single Can Cooler
Sup bros and brahs! Need a way to chill that bevvy? I have a totally rad solution for you!
A single can cooler with a retro twist! This 3D printed travel cooler will make you da bomb at any gathering!
Was really inspired by LayerOne3d's single can cooler, check his work out here: https://social.thangs.com/u/110590
Print Settings The Body, Insulation, and Handle detail can be printed without supports. I printed them out at 20% infill with 4 perimeters/shells and it felt rigid.
The Handle needs to be printed upside down with supports (everywhere option). I printed this at 20% infill as well.
Assembly
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The Insulation slides into the Body and is pressure fit together, use super glue if needed.
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The Handle detail fits into the indent on top of the handle. It will need to be super glued in. You can use a binder clip through the hole in the handle to keep the parts together while gluing.
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Once the glue dries you can move onto the next step.
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Slide the Handle assembly over the Body assembly. The left and right points of the handle will slide over the embossment on the sides of the body. They should automatically press into place when they are positioned right.
Hope you find this print to be fly!
Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions!

























Do you offer a commercial license for selling printed copies?
Built mine, have a little sanding to do on the handle, but looks awsome
I cannot seem to print the handle without it looking incredibly rough from supports. Anybody have any tips?
What printing material do you use for the insulation accessory? The printing filament for this should be insuated from the outside warm temperature...
I would use PETG as it is water proof. It probably wouldn’t insulate it as a real cooler would. This is meant to be a decoration/prop for your desk or to take with you to school or work.