Bottle Drying Peg

A wall or board-mounted drying peg for beer bottles: a tapered peg, Ø13 at the root to Ø10 at the tip and 105mm along its axis, leaning 20° above horizontal so a bottle hung mouth-down drains toward its own mouth and drips clear. A crown-cap bottle bore runs about 16–18mm, so the peg enters easily and the bottle hangs at the lean angle without wobbling on the tip. The 60×70mm plate takes four No.8 screws through 4.6mm openings; screw a row of them to a batten over the sink and the bottling-day bottleneck disappears. The lean is the printable trick: the peg is a sheared cone, so with the plate on the bed it rises at 20° off vertical — well inside the unsupported limit — and no support is needed anywhere. PETG: it stays wet for hours at a time, and it wipes with the usual brewery sanitisers. One per bottle; print a dozen.

from £8.92example, in PLA