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Christmas Rotating Multi-Tier Cookie Display Stand

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0.24mm layer, 4 walls, 100% infill
0.24mm layer, 4 walls, 100% infill
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7 plates
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Template to mark parchment paper to fit tiers
Template to mark parchment paper to fit tiers
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1 plate

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Description

Create a festive touch for your holidays with this 3D‑printed Christmas candy tower. It features extra‑strong reinforced threads for smooth assembly, and the middle and top plates are fully rotatable so everyone can easily reach their favorite treats. Perfect for Christmas parties, family gatherings, or as a fun holiday print, this tower is simple to assemble and built to last. Follow the steps below to prepare the parts and build your own Christmas candy display.

 

In my youtube video i show the whole design and its features, plus the assembly. Have a look! :)

 


 

Parts List

  • 1× bottom plate
  • 1× middle plate
  • 1× top plate
  • 1× top part
  • 2× toppers (star and “Merry Christmas” sign)
  • 1× bottom central post
  • 1× middle central post
  • 1× top central post
  • 1× short bottom‑plate thread reinforcement rod
  • 1× 96 mm reinforcement rod (A)
  • 2× 98.4 mm reinforcement rods (B and C)

 

Assembly Instructions

1. Prepare the reinforcement rods

  • Clean the top and bottom of each reinforcement rod by lightly scraping the sharp edges with a utility knife to round them off. The rods have a cut‑out bottom so they can be printed horizontally, giving them a flat surface. When combined with the vertically printed central post parts, this creates extremely strong threads compared to typical 3D‑printed threads.

2. Glue the rods into their matching parts

  • Use flexible glue and insert each reinforcement rod into its corresponding central post part:
    • Bottom central post + 96 mm rod (A)
    • Middle central post + 98.4 mm rod (B or C)
    • Top central post + 98.4 mm rod (B or C)
  • This strengthens the vertical parts and makes the threads extremely durable because the rods were printed horizontally.

3. Remove excess glue

  • Wipe away any excess glue before it sets.

4. Allow the glue to cure completely

  • Let everything cure fully before continuing.

5. (Optional) Add non‑slip pads

  • Attach non‑slip silicone pads to the underside of the bottom plate if you want extra stability. The stand weighs almost 700 g of filament, so it’s already stable, but pads make it look even more professional.

6. Clean and smooth the threads

  • Clean and smooth the threads by slowly threading one central post part into the next, working back and forth until the threads move smoothly. Do this step without the plates attached first — clean only the central post parts at this stage. Then unscrew the parts and blow out any plastic debris created during smoothing. After all central post threads are perfect, finish by cleaning the bottom plate thread last.
  • Important: Clean all central post threads first, then finish with the bottom plate thread.

7. Assemble the candy tower

  • Once all threads run smoothly, assemble the Christmas tree candy tower. Scrape the inner part of the topper with a utility knife to remove a tiny bit of a fuzzy skin so the star can slide inside perfectly.

8. Add the topper and enjoy

  • Place your preferred topper on the top part.
  • Fill the tower with candies or pastries and enjoy.
  • Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

 

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Printing Details

  • Filament used: Sunlu PLA Matte White
  • Print speeds: 150 mm/s walls, 250 mm/s infill
  • Fuzzy skin applied to all plates and central post parts (height‑adjuster enabled to avoid fuzzy skin on threads)
  • Central post parts: 5 walls, 15% cubic infill
  • Reinforcement rods: 100% infill, 4 walls
  • Toppers and plates printed at 100% infill for maximum strength and longevity.
  • Leyer height: all the parts 0.24, only the reinforcement rods at 0.2mm

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thank you very much for the wonderful model 🎄
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Thanks a lot for your support! Merry Christmas! 🍻😊
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Great design, you only made a few mistakes in the print configuration, the reinforcement rods are unnecessary, because when you see through holes in the middle, these holes are additionally reinforced by internal walls. In addition, 100% infill will always be weaker than values below 90% infill. I printed on a K2 Plus using Jayo Marble PLA, and the print is perfect.
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It is not a mistake, i want the middle to be unbreakable, that is why i created the horisontal printed reinforcement rods. Maebe i should have written that they are optional, but i want my designt to be heavy duty and long lasting. And about the additional walls, i have created them on purpose, you can notice small holes around the thread part, they are there to create more walls and to put more material there. All in all, love your make, marble white fits it perfectly ❤️👌😊. Enjoy it and have a Merry Christmas! 🍻
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Hello! Nice model! I only have an A1 Mini, and the bottom dish wouldn’t print on it. That’s why I split it into several parts in Bambu Studio. I also used PETG (not PLA) and made a few adjustments to the settings. After printing, I used a 3D pen and a wood burner to assemble the large dish. I didn't glue it.
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I love it! My inital idea was to print it in Christmass tree colors like you did, but ended up printing in white which was the order from my wife 😅 so i had to obey if i wanted to see it at our christmas table
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Someone is selling this stl on Etsy
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Because the designer meant to keep the tree shape it means the upper tier is maybe a little too small, but hey, I guess we all just need bigger 3D printers 😁 This is mine, with the parchment paper in the tiers that I cut using my template I uploaded as a print profile.
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Perfect Design
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Thank you so much for your support!!! ❤️
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Nice Christmas model
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Thank you so much for support! You are the best! 😊🍻
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Excellent design and it printed beautifully 😃
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Thank you so much for your support! You are the best!! Merry Christmas! ❤️
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