Easy Keurig Pod Rack

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A while ago I designed a Keurig Pod rack. It’s easy to make and I designed it so it can be made even if someone has a laser with a 400mm bed.

I’ve included the file, instructions - and I really have to say, that the “YOUR TOPIC IS SIMILIAR TO…” pop up that keeps appearing is really friggin’ irritating; now back to the topic - and photos.

Feel free to make and sell. They are easy to sell and the lady I made them for is tired of selling them. If you sell them at craft sales, I recommend making a disk with your name/logo on them like in the pictures. Use the scrap holes from the Pod Holders and glue them to a larger circle with you logo on it. Paint them different colours and see which sells best - WARNING: Do not let anyone convince you to use “glitter paint” - after four months, I’m still finding gold glitter everywhere.

Instructions PDF is included but you will need to remove the “.txt”

KPH 3
KPH 31618×3142 1 MB

Keurig Rack Instructions.pdf.txt (4.4 MB)

KPH 1
KPH 11478×3142 1.38 MB

Keurig Rack.lbrn2 (4.4 MB)

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I forgot to mention that it is designed to hang from a wall or stand on the counter.

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As a data point, what is the price point you have been selling these for? I have a donation commitment coming up, and this would be different from the normal offerings in the silent auction.

My guess would be from $20 to $45?

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They’ve been selling great at $38 Canadian. People seem to buy best when things aren’t an even number. We paint the MDF first then cut them out after. The 40 gold glitter painted ones sold out the first day she was selling them but glitter is evil so I’m making any more. White and light green are also good sellers. I can cut four complete sets on my Thunder 51.

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