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Alpine_A110_Cup_Holder.stl

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STL file	Role	Source size	PETG / ASA 20%	PETG / ASA 25%	100% solid	Recommendation
Alpine_A110_Cup_Holder.stl	Mount / bracket	1.5 MB STL	Slice file	Slice file	Slice file	Ensure a clean and level print bed for proper adhesion

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Cup Holders

Alpine A110 Cup Holder

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The Alpine A110's interior storage is… limited, to say the least. The built-in cup holder isn't really a cup holder — it's so shallow that anything in there will fall out under normal driving. This is a cup holder "extension" that slots into the shallow cup holder to let you carry bottles etc without them falling over. Field tested up to 0.75g! It has an inner diameter of 70mm, designed to fit the 500ml bottles we have here in Sweden, which all seem to be 66mm wide. The outer diameter of this cup holder is designed to be 3mm narrower than the inner diameter of the car's cup holder. I used three sections of the thin sticky rubber strips that come with the IKEA BETYDLIG curtain rod holder, but any rubber strip ~3mm thick should work. Alternatively, you could drill through and bolt it down. The print pictures are at the lowest/fastest quality preset I had. Printing it at a higher quality will of course get a much neater print.