Model Overview & Print Notes

Upgrade your bathroom or kitchen with a clean, modern soap dispenser featuring a minimalist ribbed design and a subtle Japandi-inspired look.

 

This model is designed in 2 printed parts:

• main body

• screw-on lid

 

The body and lid connect with a printed thread, giving the dispenser a clean finish and making it easy to assemble.

The top of the lid features a 28 mm thread, compatible with many standard soap pumps.

 

Dimensions:

• Diameter: 80 mm

• Body height / shoulder height: 110 mm

 

Printing details:

• 3 walls

• 10% gyroid infill

• No supports required for the main body

• Supports only needed at the lower thread of the lid

 

This makes the model easy to print while still being stable and practical for everyday use.

 

Compatible with standard 28 mm pump heads

I used this pump for the model / photos:

https://amzn.eu/d/0eeKOv6I

 

 

A great fit for liquid soap, dish soap, or lotion and ideal for modern, minimalist, Scandinavian, and Japandi-style interiors.

 

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Check out my ribbed toothbrush holder — available for manual or electric toothbrushes, with a toothpaste compartment and a removable drip grate.

 



 

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