Keep your favorite coffee within reach. Explore wooden pod holders made by Easel community makers, then adapt a shared design for your coffee corner.
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Start from a blank workpiece
Watch a tall panel take shape in Easel, with four round openings for coffee pods. This starter panel is 3 inches wide and 10 inches tall, with 1⅝-inch openings cut through the plywood. Measure your pods and test one opening so the body slips through but the rim stays supported. To turn panels into a tower, add a top and base with slots matched to your plywood, as Lynnis shows in the project below.
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Choose the storage shape that fits your counter and your coffee. Each project has a finished photo and a shared design you can open in Easel.
Coffee K Cup Holderby Lynnis SadlerStore sixteen pods in a tall, narrow tower beside the coffee machine. Lynnis shares four hole-cut panels and two round ends with slots for the panels. Glue the panels into the ends and clamp the assembly. Match the joints to your plywood thickness.
K-Cup Holder for Keurigby Aubrey Scott LaughlinA four-by-four grid keeps the pod labels visible on one board. Aubrey adds personalized lettering above the openings. The shared design includes the board and hole layout plus a separate lettering pass that reads Good Morning. Choose your own message and add the support or mounting you need.
K-cup Holding Boxby Chris GreenwaldKeep six pods and flavor packets together in a small plywood box. Chris decorates the sides with coffee cups. The shared file contains the finger-jointed panels, pod openings and packet slot. Arrange the parts on stock large enough for the full layout before carving.
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From the makers’ comments and project notes
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Chris Greenwald added felt feet to the bottom of his six-pod box. They are separate from the carved plywood parts, so allow for that small finishing detail when putting together the countertop holder.
Project notes by Chris Greenwald: read the source.
From K-cup Holding Box by Chris Greenwald.
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