top of page

Coffee Cup Design

  • Writer: Kenny Leung
    Kenny Leung
  • Aug 18, 2019
  • 1 min read

ree
Fig. 1 Coffee Cup

First, Open Fusion 360 and sketch the Body of Cup.


ree
Fig. 2 Sketch of the Coffee Cup Body

ree
Fig. 3 Revolved

ree
Fig. 4 Creating a lid on top of the body

Sketch a cup lid on top of the body part, then revolve it.


ree
Fig. 5 Primary lid by revolved

ree
Fig. 6 Create an angle on the lid

ree
Fig. 7 Make a drinking hole by extrude cut

ree
Fig. 8 Final Design of Cup lid

There are some physics behind the design, many coffee lids feature some type of groove designed to channel sloshed liquid back into the cup. Originally this design is basically for those coffee-loving drivers, but sticking a cup of liquid in a cupholder involves quite a lot of bouncing and sloshing. That way, at least some of the liquid spilled out onto the top of the lid can drain back into the cup.


We have seen that a tiny hole punched in the top of the lid, that isn't just for tickling your nose but an essential part of our drinking experience. When liquid flows through a single in a closed container, it creates a vacuum, because those liquid sucks inside the container, the air cannot go in or out. The tiny hole is to allow air into the container so that when we drink, the coffee flows out in an even stream!


ree
Fig. 9 Select textures and materials

You can insert Decal with any pictures and logos, if you wish. I picked Fusion 360 logo this time.


ree
Fig. 10 2D-Drawing of Coffee Cup and Lid

ree
Fig. 11 Render by Fusion 360

Comments


© Design & Develop by Kenny Leung

  • Instagram
  • Grey Spotify Icon
bottom of page