Audi 100 Cupholder 3D Models and STL Files

«Audi 100 Cupholder 3D Models and STL Files»

The cupholder models here fall into a few groups. Some are shaped for a specific centre console or dashboard layout of the Audi 100, others are generic inserts that drop into an existing opening, and a third group adapts holders from other cars to a different console. There are also combined designs where the cup slot shares space with a small bin, a phone rest or an anti-spill ring.

Before printing, open the author's page and read what they measured. Console openings differ between model years and trim levels, so check the outer dimensions, the wall thickness and how the part is meant to be fixed — clipped, screwed or held by friction. Look at whether the model needs supports, how many separate pieces it has, and which material and layer height the author used, since a thin holder in a stiff filament can crack when a cup is pushed in. Photos of real prints show more about the actual proportions than a render does.

If the first search gives few results, widen it. Try the internal name of the generation, the body style, or the word for the part in another language, and search for cup holder, drink holder or can holder as alternatives. Related searches such as centre console insert, ashtray replacement, armrest tray or gear lever surround often lead to parts that share the same mounting points. Looking at holders made for other cars of the same era can also give you a base to scale or edit.

The rest of the collection is not only cupholders. Hubcaps, sun shields, small interior trim and display pieces appear under the same model name, so it helps to skim the list before deciding what to print. If a part is decorative rather than functional, the choice of colour and finish matters more than strength, while anything that holds a drink should be judged on wall thickness and how it locks into the console.