About this 3D model

This is the fidget toy you need for the upcoming Christmas gatherings! Relieve your anxiety and stress whilst showing the Christmas spirit. After that, hang it on the tree. ? This is a pretty straightforward print-in-place design and should move easily after printing. Ensure your printer works as well as possible and ensure the first layer adhesion. The new Bambu Cool SuperTack plate works well for PLA & PETG. Tips for successful canes Ensure that the filament is calibrated for Flow Dynamics and Flow Rate . Use Bambu Studio to perform both of these calibrations and then ensure that the new filament profiles are used in the print. Make sure that the build plate is clean and in good order so that the parts can stick fully. Any lifting during printing could affect the joints. Be sure to allow the print time to fully cool before breaking the joints loose. If the plastic is still slightly soft in the middle of the joints, it will tend to break off. Do not adjust the print speed to be higher (no sports mode or ludicrous). The joints have tiny tolerances, and any inaccuracies will make the joint more likely to seize. Loosening the joints Using two hands, put pressure on both sides of the joint and press them together. Then, twist them slightly around the joint. A small ‘crack’ will be heard and felt when it releases for the first time. If any joint feels like it may be bending instead of releasing, leave it and work on another. The stubborn joints should be addressed last. Do not apply excessive pressure when twisting. If the joint feels like it is stretching and bending, it is likely fused. Any further effort will twist the joint off. It should not be necessary to use any tools to loosen the joint.