April 7, 2025
Description
3D Printed PROPS are inherently NOT food safe!
I have posted 2 versions of these tumblers. The PropTumblerXYZ set of prints is meant to be ONLY a display piece. The CupXYZ set turns a food safe cups from https://www.amazon.com/Tebery-8-ounce-Tumblers-Reusable-Drinking/dp/B07KS4RS56 into the Last Drop tumblers that can be drunk from with a straw and cleaned after removing the 3D printed rim and base.
Both sets do not need supports for successful printing.
For the food safe cups (pictured here):
CupTopRim x 1 and CupBottomRim x 1 (or x3 if you want 3 cups like in the flashback scene)
Print with whatever filament you want and paint it black or print in black filament. Paint the raised surface pattern with gold paint and seal.
I used a small bit of double stick tape to keep the glass in the base. The rim slides onto the clear plastic glass and is held on by slight tension. Just make sure the directionality of the top rim's pattern is correct.
For the display prop tumblers that are NOT FOOD SAFE (not pictured in the listing):
PropTumblerTop x 1 and PropTumberBottom x 1 (or x3 for the entire set)
Print with whatever filament you want and paint it black or print in black filament. Paint the raised surface pattern with gold paint and seal.
PropTumblerBody x 1 (or x3 for the set) in clear filament to emulate clear glass.
Align the walls together and use 2-part epoxy or superglue to assemble to the bottom.
License:
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives