Bottle Holder for VW T61

Bottle-Holder for VW T61

2024-04-01 21:03:13

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Summary

Although our new VW T6.1 Camper had two cup holders integrated into the corners of the dashboard, they were a bit small to hold bottles, especially Sigg bottles.

Therefore I designed bottle holders to mount a the door or at the middle console. They are just hooked in and do not need any glue or screws - i.e. they can also be removed any time without leaving any trace (e.g. if you have a rental). And sometimes they are used as passenger seat by tiny passengers :-)

As we mainly use Sigg bottles I made them especially for that size. Inner diameter of 73mm seemed to be perfect for these bottles, if they are relatively new and still perfect shape. But then I decided for 74mm and extra loose fit as some of our bottles already have some little dents and bruises and should easily be taken out without lifting the whole holder off the car.

For normal water bottles I also created an XL version for the middle console with an inner diameter of 81mm. If you need different diameters, leave a comment and I will upload modifications with different diameters.

The door holder consists in two versions. Type A has just a hook and can freely be moved along the side compartment. Type B has an extra ‘nose’ at the bottom to prevent lifting the holder accidentally off the door with the bottle. Downside of this type: it can only be moved partially as the wall of the side compartment doesn't have constant height, but increases towards the back. Therefore type B can only be moved approx. to the middle of the compartment.

To reduce the amount of necessary support, you can also print the holders in two parts (hook and basket), which are connected with a spread dove tail, i.e. the parts can be connected without glue.

So far I have only tested them during a short vacation of one week and they worked very well.

Print Settings

Printer:
Bambu Labls P1S
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.2
Infill:
20%
Filament brand:
3DJake
Filament color:
grey
Filament material:
ASA
Notes:
I printed them in ASA for better heat resistance. ABS is surely also fine and also PETG or PLA as long as you stow the holders away when you park the car in the sun. Temperatures in a car can easily exceed 50°C and PLA will start to soften at that temperature.

For stability I printed 3 shells and 20% infill.

For printing ASA I prefer my new Bambu Labs printer with enclosure as it tends to warp on my Creality CR-10V2.