[0000] The Easy Pour Mixer Stand (EPMS) has many parts to it and the dimensions that are given are approximate. The manufacturer can change some aspects according their own discretion. 01 of is a funnel that’s about 4 inches wide and 3 inches deep. Two 1/2” holes should be created on both sides of the funnel so that it can be attached to 02 on both sides. This allows the user to pour ingredients into the funnel and not directly into the blender itself. 02 is a 5” long, 1” wide, and 1/4″ thick height adjuster. It has 4 evenly spaced 1/4” holes going through it starting from about 1/2” from the bottom end. It also has another 1/4” hole placed 1/2” from the other end to attach it to the funnel. 03 is a 7” tall and 5” wide upside down U-Shaped bracket used to hold the height adjuster in place. It is also about 1/4“ thick and attaches to 06.
[0000] 15 is a 1/2” screw used to attach 02 to 03 as well as 01 to 02. 09 is simply the standard standing blender with a bowl attached already on the market. 05 is a 2”x3/4”x1/4” extension of the base of the EPMS which can be locked onto the main part of the base (06) by using 14 (a 1/8” flat head screw) and 13 (a 3/8” flat head screw). 05 is also able to swing outwards and inwards in order to allow for larger or smaller mixers. 08 is attached to 05 by 14 which hooks onto 13. 13(3/8” screw) along with a 12 (1/2”screw) is also used to connect 06 to 03. Another 12 is used to connect 06 to 10. 10 is a 5” long, 1 1/4” wide, 1/4” thick support connector to help support the assembly. It is connected to both 02 and 03 using 15. 07 is a 6” long x 1” wide x 1/4” thick connector. It is what connects each side of the overall assembly.
[0000] 11 is another support to hold the assembly straight and keep it from failing. It is roughly 6” long x 3/4”wide x 1/4” thick. 16 is a 1/4” screw that’s connecting 11 to 03. 11 is a cross bar near the top of 03 which is about 5” long x 1/2” wide by 1/4” thick. If the user wants to avoid having to use the stand, they also have the option of using an alternate setup which is shown in Fig.4. In this case, 01 is being supported by a thin chord on both sides (17) that are also attached to a strap (18) that connects to the top of the blender (09) by using suction cups. 19 is a 1/2” wide curved stopper that has an inner arc length of 1/4” and an outer arc length of 1”. It is attached to the funnel to prevent it from swinging too far into the mixing bowl. All of these parts that are not fasteners can be created by a 3D Printer and be made of plastic. 20 is a suction cup that is used to attach the straps to 09.