Candy Canes 2025
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Spiral and lattice candy cane designs in one and two colors
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Winter & Christmas & New Year's
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives
Yes, these need supports. More on that later.
Since I've provided 5 different designs, all with multiple files, I attached a zip for each design with STL, 3MF, and GCODE for each. Each design comes with and without a loop. I modeled a shape that exactly fits the loops so you can use them as shape modifiers to strengthen the loops. These are included in the zips.
I have only printed these in one color. However, I imagined them printed in two. I wanted to create complex 2-color patterns. I just don't have a multicolor printer. So, the 2-color designs are experimental. The 2-color designs I wanted to create would be a lot easier to model than to paint, So, I created one red STL and one white STL for each design. The two pieces need to be aligned and printed as one. If you give this a try and are able to get it to work, please post a make!
I suggest printing the candy canes vertically unless you can print with water soluble supports. Then, it might work better to print them horizontally.
If you print them vertically, you will need more than just supports for the tip of the cane and the arch. You'll need to paint on supports for the main step and tip as flying buttresses to keep the ornament from moving sideways. I've included my PrusaSlicer project files for the two 1-color designs and GCODE files intended for a Prusa MK3S+ printer. I've also included a screenshot of the supports I used for one of the candy canes.