Thanks Alex! :)

I'm glad I made ??you that curious.

Thank you Krzysztof! :)

Thank you Jess! I've just updated. Moore coming soon! :)

Ai vorbit exact ca un student la arhitectura! :)) Merci Filip!

I've just updated and moore will come soon! ;)

My concept has nothing to do with the way how Americans drink Cola. I'm designing a crate which is called the 'ice CUBE'. However, thanks for your feedback Teigan :)

i see you've changed your concept now to copying my clear crate. that club is becoming larger every day.

It's not fair to make unfounded accusations. I didn't change at all the concept! My project from the beginning was called the 'ice CUBE'. And an ice cube from what I know suggests transparency. There is a big difference between material and concept. The fact that I use a transparent material does not mean that I stole your concept and that I don’t have the right to use this kind of material. There are a lot of transparent materials, but you are claiming the right to the property of transparency of a material. It’s totally and utterly wrong! So everyone here should use different materials with different properties because otherwise that means we stole each others ideas? What you say is totally wrong. For example I was the first to introduce the idea of cube in the contest. Does that mean that nobody else can use the cube idea? I’ll say it one more time, my concept is related to the ice cube, just as the title says, and from what I see your concept is related to the square pyramids. There are two totally different things. It’s not nice to be falsely accused of something I have not done.

I had the same idea, but you guys were quicker, so good luck for you. Maybe I can come-up with something to differ my ice cube from yours. I was experimenting with different render materials to get the ice effect which took forever. Maybe you can make your transparent material look more iced rather then just clear plexiglas?

Hi Calin!

It’s not at all much material. :) Wall thickness in only 2mm and also each side of the cube has 9 holes with a diameter of 9cm each (the four sides/walls perpendicular to the plane). But for the cube to give the impression of bigger thickness and ice, just in the area of the round holes, the material is extruded inside 1,8 cm, also with the thickness of 2mm. It's very less material and the box (crate) is very easy, it weighs about 1,4 – 1,5 kg.

beton atunci bafta ;)

Sa fie Catalin :))) Asemenea si tie!

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Thanks! :)

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Thanks Markus! :)

I appreciate it Samantha! :)

Thank you Svenja! :)

Thanks again Pedro! :) I'm glad you like it.

The wall is not full. I do not know if you can see it in 3D. Wall thickness in only 2mm and also each side of the cube has 9 holes with a diameter of 9cm each (the four sides/walls perpendicular to the plane). For the cube to give the impression of bigger thickness, just in the area of the round holes, the material is extruded inside 1,8 cm, also with the thickness of 2mm. The crate is very easy, it weighs about max .1,4 – 1,5 kg. It might weigh even less (I think about 1kg).

But I have to reconsider the dimension of the crate. Now it's not efficient from the number of bottles staked on a pallet.

Thank you for your feedback!

There are no double walls! The wall is not full. I do not know if you can see it in 3D. Wall thickness in only 2mm and also each side of the cube has 9 holes with a diameter of 9cm each (the four sides/walls perpendicular to the plane). For the cube to give the impression of bigger thickness, just in the area of the round holes, the material is extruded inside 1,8 cm, also with the thickness of 2mm.

btw, 8* so far... hope to see more! (how to handle and pick it up...)

No, it's not heavy at all. Wall thickness in only 2mm. So It's very less material and the crate is very easy, it weighs about 1,4 – 1,5 kg. The big rounded holes are also used as handles. Thank you Carmen! ;)

Thank Marvin! :)

Hi Jay Jay! It's a single wall. The wall is not full. I do not know if you can see it in 3D. Wall thickness in only 2mm and also each side of the cube has 9 holes with a diameter of 9cm each (the four sides/walls perpendicular to the plane). For the cube to give the impression of bigger thickness, just in the area of the round holes, the material is extruded inside 1,8 cm, also with the thickness of 2mm. Thanks for your comment! :)

Thank you! :)

Thank you Gordon! :) No, I never thought about it. I wanted to integrate the logo in a circle shape, just like on the caps. Unfortunately I gave up working on this idea and let it as I started Good luck to you too and thanks for the feedback! ;)