Hi All,

It's the middle of winter here in Australia and as the work week starts I get up in the cold mornings and before I leave I have a bowl of cereal with some honey and as you know, Cold+Honey=Grrrr! especially when there's a little honey left in the bottle so owning MoI and a 3d printer problem solved :)
I call it the 'Down honey down' stand.





~Danny~

Now just to approach a local 'own' brand superstore (wilko in the UK for example) and to sell the rights but to take royalties from sales :)

Love the simplicity, and of course, not just for honey

Martin Spencer-Ford

Very neat solution Danny.

Tricky!

What the....

WOW! Great (and elegant) use of MoI to solve everyday problems.

Pretty cool to be able to kick out something like that with the 3D printer Danny!

- Michael

Very cool Danny. I like that the base is removable for cleaning!

To create the part that "plugs together", did you just do an "exact Boolean" cut for the slot, or did you use a tolerance gap of some size?

Getting your creative on....

Very nice , we have honey containers here in NZ with a flat top that stands up by itself, :)
What printer do you have ? the surface looks quite smooth
regards
shayne

Thanks fellow MoIer's :)

@ Martin
> Love the simplicity, and of course, not just for honey

I was also thinking the sauce/ketchup bottle however it could start to feel like work so for now I'll leave it at that :)

@ Burr
>To create the part that "plugs together",
>did you just do an "exact Boolean" cut
>for the slot, or did you use a tolerance gap of some size?

Exact on the long sides and 0.1mm(0.004") on the short ends, I didn't want to get into some elaborate clip/fastening system for the removable dish so I thought friction would be good enough.

@Shayne
>we have honey containers here in NZ with a flat top that stands up by itself, :)

Yeah we have them too, however I don't do the shopping ;)

>What printer do you have ? the surface looks quite smooth

Stratasys, Mojo.

Cheers