Stop Wasting Time Measuring Your Travel Mug Tumblers

[@cheekyoscar1353]

good idea thanks , just designed my own one in Lightburn the same in about five minutes 👍👍👍

[@vegardpedersen]

Pretty smart way!

[@malonecustomdesigns]

It sure works!! :)

[@KiLLaDaTa]

Thanks thunder fam

[@malonecustomdesigns]

You’re welcome!

[@adammorgenstern]

Save some tape and time, use a wine pen. It washes off with just water when you clean the cup.

[@malonecustomdesigns]

Yes! That will work too!

[@thecjezell]

I just purchased these, thanks! I don't suppose I could talk you into making these for the Sublimatable Polar Camel 15 oz. Stainless Steel Insulated Mug and a regular 110z coffee cup, could I? :)

[@malonecustomdesigns]

Thank you!!! We don’t have those items or else I should be able to.

[@thecjezell]

@@malonecustomdesigns turns out this works for the 15oz PC mug as well. Just need a solution for plain old 11oz ceramic coffee cups. If you know of one, let me know.

[@malonecustomdesigns]

@@thecjezell That's good to know. We have some 11 ounce that came from Amazon....not sure if they would be the same or not.

[@thecjezell]

@@malonecustomdesigns They should be. I have some from Amazon and JP, and they are virtually identical.

[@77MacFam]

I just did a few of these mugs great tip! How are you keeping mug from slipping in your rotary, because of the counter weight from the handle? I have a PiBurn rotary.

[@malonecustomdesigns]

We use a RotoBoss.....never have any slippage with them. Not sure about the PiBurn, but the RotoBoss has a clip with a wheel that hold the tumbler/mug in place.

[@carolineleone5508]

Take a small Ziploc bag (sandwich size) and fill about half or 2/3 with dry rice or beans. Put it inside the tumbler. It usually weighs down the tumbler enough to keep it stable without issue with the handle.

[@77MacFam]

@@carolineleone5508 awesome thank you!