Maintain, Upgrade and Refit Your Vessel with Custom 3D-Printed Boat Parts
Why use 3d Printing? Need some convincing?
Finding parts for classic or discontinued boats is a common challenge solved by modern 3D printing. While not a budget alternative to mass-produced items, this technology is far more economical than custom machining, especially for obsolete components.
For many mariners, it’s the only viable way to source a durable, precise-fitting part that restores function and perfectly matches your vessel’s aesthetic. Investing in a 3D-printed component is the smart, practical solution for that impossible-to-find piece, getting you back on the water where you belong.
This is a really efficient, useful, and easy Koozie Rack System. A teak grab rail was already available. Sliding clips were designed to just easily drop onto the rail. Any number of them can be used.
What makes the rack so easy to use is that you simply push a beverage can into one of them and pull it out. The Koozie comes away with the beverage and away you go. The retainer fits in the Koozie’s hole so just pop them back on when done so they can dry and be ready for the next voyage.