Country Conga Drum Can Cooler — 3D Printed, Fits 12 oz Cans

Description

A conga drum that holds your drink.

The shell is a miniature conga: tapered barrel, silver tuning lugs around the
head, and a rim across the top printed in a wood-fibre composite
filament rather than plain plastic — so it has real grain in it and takes
the light the way wood does, instead of reading as a tan-colored part. On the
Puerto Rico version the flag isn’t
painted on and it isn’t a sticker — the blue field, the stripes and the star are
separate colored parts set into the shell, so the star stands a little proud of
the blue and catches the light when you turn it.

It fits a standard 12 oz can, dropped in through the top.

Every one is printed to order here in Meadow, Texas. Ten parts, five colors,
about fourteen hours on the printer, then hand assembled and glued. You can see
the layer lines close up, because it’s a printed object rather than a moulded
one — that’s what it is, not a flaw in it.

• About 6″ tall and 4″ across
• Five colors, with a genuine wood-composite rim and silver hardware
• Hand assembled and glued
• The can is not included
• Hand wash only — don’t put it in the dishwasher
• Keep it out of parked cars and direct summer sun. It’s printed
  in PLA, which softens in the kind of heat a car reaches sitting in a July car
  park. Indoors, by a pool, on a table it’s completely happy.

Printed to order, so please allow 10 business days before it
ships.

Designed by Designivore. Printed, finished and sold here under their Maker
License.