Nespresso Inissia drip pan

I've had a Nespresso Inissia for 8 years. I've had printers for 6 years. I hate myself for not making this sooner. 

The Inissia is factory equipped with an American repellant shelf, guaranteed to irritate anyone who has spent their life drinking from 12 oz coffee mugs (28ml for those of you who don't get it) that do not fit. Sure the shelf flips up, but it sticks out far enough that every morning brings an imminent threat of spilling one's precious life giving caffeinated bean water.

So at long last, here is a frustratingly simple box, to catch the drips from the spent pods without getting in the way of the coffee mug. It only took 6 years of daily complaining before I knuckled down and spent a whopping 20 minutes in CAD to smack together two rectangles and a few bevels. 

I  modded the machine as well, to cut away that dumb underbite still shown in the picture. It's a razorblade hack job, because I didn't use the caffeine machine before I started cutting.  This step isn't necessary, but it is satisfying.

Also shown in some pictures is this stackable frame from Kit Garrets for these pod drawers from Brianne.  These are spectacular.  They are the real heroes.