My home has an issue!

We kinda just toss our wet umbrellas on the ground, only to have the water drip all over. I wanted to change that so I looked to see if there were any printable options here on MakerWorld. To my surprise there weren't. 

So what do we do when something can't be printed? 

We design something from scratch!

The boycabrera Umbrella Stand is printable by any printer with a ~250x250 bed size (sorry A1 mini peeps :( )

• The boycabrera Umbrella Stand can fit 6 tall standing umbrellas and 2-4 collapsible umbrellas (depending on overall size)
• It is FULLY 3D-PRINTABLE! Zero hardware needs to be purchased!
• It has a sloped interior, so water pools to the sides. Makers can place some paper towels or a hand cloth to soak this water up.
• There is a mesh airway near the bottom to assist in drying and air flow
• A printed interior container hold up smaller umbrellas and has added drip holes to assist in drying
• This print employs a clever snap connector system to connect each piece together and hold them securely
• There is an additional/optional Spacer that can be printed should you want the taller umbrellas to be held more securely

While the print time is admittedly long, the end result is crazy cool!

SETUP:

• Setup for this is super simple
• Just press the Snap Connectors into the small holes on the 2 Tops using the provided tool (the narrow side makes the initial push & the wider end drives it in fully)
• NOTE: I have added extra Snap Connectors to the print file, so you will have extra in case you break any :)
• Next press the Small Container onto the corresponding Top
• Press the assembled Small Container + Top combination onto the Main Container
• Lastly, Press the other Top onto the Main Container
• DONE!

Happy printing amigos & amigas. I look forward to hearing about/seeing how you adapt this design <3