Simple Stackable Christmas Tree

This is a really simple but nice looking christmas tree.

It is completely printed laying flat and afterwards stacked together, which makes it easy and fast to print without the need for any support.

I bought the original on a makerfair a few years ago made from plywood. As i do not have a laser cutter at home but wanted to have some more, i decided to remix a version of it, that can easily be 3D printed.

Needed parts:

• Base Plate (brown or black)
• 3 trunk parts (brown or black)
• Limbs 1-9 (green)
• 1 Star (yellow)
• 1 tensioner

I also attached a Bambu Studio 3mf file with all needed parts already colorized for users of Bambu Studio or Orca Slicer.

Assembly:

1. Place base plate on a flat surface
2. Stack together the trunk using the three tunk parts. Both smaller parts use the same holes in the bigger on and should fit tightly.
3. Stack trunk to the base. It should need slight pressure to be stable.
4. Squeeze in one of the tensioners in the remaining central hole on the bottom side of the base to tension the connection between trunk and base plate
5. Carefully slide the limbs starting with limb 1 to 9 down the trunk. As before it should fit pretty tight.
6. Place the star on the top by squezing it in the hole between the trunk parts on the top.

(Please see pictures for further information)