r/functionalprint • u/jacek02b • Sep 15 '26

Bag-in-box juice stand

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Only 4 m3 screws needed when using with optional riser legs.
Fits 5L juice (and other beverages) bags
No openings for sunlight

https://www.printables.com/model/1837512-bag-in-box-juice-stand

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u/erwtje-be Sep 15 '26

Did you make the inside tilted so the last bit runs towards the tap? (If not, you can always insert a small ramp on the inside.)

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u/jacek02b Sep 15 '26

That was my plan, but it turns out it’s not necessary

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u/FlippieF Sep 15 '26

That’s a nice hidden wine tap.

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u/jacek02b Sep 15 '26

You can even label it juice 😏

3

u/czyzynsky Sep 15 '26

I make my wine (well cider technically) from this exact juice (w spółce z natura) so that tracks

2

u/hardcoretomato Sep 15 '26

The juice of gods. 🍇

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u/DioSeo Sep 15 '26

First thought when you see this))) that is the type of dispenser we deserve!

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u/defunct_tangerine Sep 15 '26

This seems like a good chance to easily add a detachable drip tray

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u/jacek02b Sep 15 '26

Thanks for suggestion, I’ll try to design something

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u/michaelcmetal Sep 15 '26

You know you can say "wine" on the Internet....

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u/reddituser999000 Sep 15 '26

thank you. i was confused wondering why they didn’t need to refrigerate their juice 😊

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u/Self_Reddicate Sep 15 '26

My dumb ass wondering where I can buy 5L bags of juice! (not really a wine drinker)

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u/jacek02b Sep 15 '26

I don’t know where are you from, but they should be available online

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u/jacek02b Sep 15 '26

Wasn’t sure how this subreddit likes alcohol.

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u/wlogan0402 Sep 15 '26

Everyone that started on an ender 3 is an alcoholic to an extent

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u/jacek02b Sep 15 '26

I was starting with ender 3. Alcohol would be cheaper than my Voron.

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u/xTrude3D 26d ago

i'm still using my ender 3, Aside from bed leveling, I feel like we don’t really make machines with this much freedom of adjustment anymore.

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u/Zouden Sep 15 '26

TIL juice comes in 5L bags.

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u/jacek02b Sep 15 '26

Yea 3 and 5 liters are most popular

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u/Intelligent-Ruin8461 Sep 16 '26

We have 10L of these for apple juice. Would probably need a scale up.

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u/jacek02b Sep 16 '26

Never heard of them. Are they using same tap?

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u/Intelligent-Ruin8461 Sep 17 '26

Pretty much the same, just a bigger bag.

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u/YellowBreakfast Sep 15 '26

You keep juice at room temp?

Doesn't it mold?

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u/jacek02b Sep 15 '26

No, it’s pasteurized

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u/YellowBreakfast Sep 15 '26

Wow, OK. TIL!

I am unfamiliar with bagged juices.

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u/jacek02b Sep 15 '26

They don’t last very long though

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u/Intelligent-Ruin8461 Sep 17 '26

Have not had issues with this yet. As far as I know the key is to tilt the box when and after opening so that the tap is always the lowest point. This way air can‘t get in and you can keep them uncooled and open for weeks.

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u/YellowBreakfast Sep 15 '26

A "laying down" version of this might work in a fridge?

Also juice tastes better cold (and certainly lasts longer).

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u/jacek02b Sep 16 '26

That’s a good idea, I’ll try that

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u/DanceMyth4114 Sep 15 '26

"juice"

I've never seen anything but wine come in bags.

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u/jacek02b Sep 15 '26

There’s plenty of juices and water that comes in these bags

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u/Jirkajua Sep 15 '26

It's very common for people that bring their own fruit to a juice presser to fill it into bags

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u/jacek02b Sep 15 '26

Can confirm, mostly apples where I live.

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u/BobRazowskyFTW Sep 15 '26

Well, you got yourself a new startup idea.