Candy dispenser(M&M's, maltesers, ...)
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Finally a usable candy dispenser that just works :). And... no supports needed!
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I always wanted to make a candy dispenser since I baught my 3d printer, here it is.
It has a anti-return (replaceable) mechanism, doesn't need any support and just required some screw. I've tested multiple versions to not crash MMS, but I think now it works nicely.
I've printed everything out of PLA, it worked nicely(everything exceept the feet, that I printed in TPU).
The JAR that works with it are the “Kilner” jar, of 1L or 0.5L.
On the photo I use a 1L one, but honestly, it's a bit too big because you have to add a lot of candy to have it filled and then it adds a lot of pressure on the candy while rotating the screw.
Regarding the screw, you will need:
- 4x M3x16 conical head screw for the back panel
- 4x M3x16 flat head screw for the feets
- 1x M3x30 flat head screw for the handle
- 2x M3x16 flat head screw for the receptacle
Ps, since the video has been made, there has been some improvement to reduce the drop and improve the receptacle.