I've been messing with making a K-cup organizer for quite a week or so.

I got this countertop rotating one working, and it's pretty smooth. It holds 60 K-cups, and can be printed on an A1, mostly in PLA.
The bonus is that Ms. Skyripper likes it too. ;)

It consists of 9 printed parts and it snaps together,

It requires 8 8mm or 5/16 steel ball bearings.

The base and bearing assemble like this:

Then the large K-cup holder sets down on the bearing stack.

This plug holds gets inserted into the center hole, holding the two pieces together. I recommend printing this piece from PETG.

This piece is put in, turned a bit, and then locked in place with the four push in inserts:

That's it! 

The .stp file is included if you want to make any changes to what I've done. 
The next project is to make a cup and lid holder for the inside of the system with all the extra space. That'll come next week,

Here is the page for that center insert model:
[https://makerworld.com/en/models/827982](https://makerworld.com/en/models/827982)

Chalkers has designed and shared an alternate version of the insert for more lids and cups here:
[https://makerworld.com/en/models/1733117](https://makerworld.com/en/models/1733117)

I printed it and it turned out great!