Haunted Desk Station — Halloween Candy Dispenser + Modular Desk Organizer

A Halloween desk that works year-round. Free.

I built a modular haunted-house desk organizer on a Gridfinity-compatible base. The centerpiece is a working turn-knob candy dispenser in a haunted tower with skull pillars and a witch-hat lid. Pen holder, phone dock, and tray modules dock around it. After Halloween, the modules stay useful — the haunted panels are swappable.

What's included

- gridfinity-base.stl — 3x2 Gridfinity base (126x84mm) with cobblestone texture

- candy-tower-tower.stl — haunted house tower shell with windows, door, skull pillars

- candy-tower-drum.stl — rotating drum with candy pocket

- candy-tower-knob.stl — turn knob with skull face

- candy-tower-lid.stl — witch hat lid

- ghost-cup.stl — ghost pen cup (59 x 56mm, sits on base)

- tombstone-dock.stl — tombstone phone dock (70 x 92mm, fits phones up to 8mm thick)

- coffin-tray.stl — coffin catch-all tray (84 x 120mm, sits on base)

How the candy dispenser works

Fill the hopper with gumballs, M&Ms, or Skittles (~12mm). Turn the knob 180° — the drum pocket scoops one candy and drops it down the internal chute, out the front door. Simple, mechanical, no electronics.

Print settings

- 0.2mm layers, NO supports (tower bridges internally)

- PLA

- Base: 126 x 84 x 11mm (Gridfinity 42mm grid)

- Tower: 85 x 45 x 120mm + 52mm witch-hat lid (172mm total height)

- Candy size: ~10-14mm diameter

Assembly

1. Print all parts. No supports needed.

2. Insert drum into tower (axle through side holes).

3. Press knob onto axle end.

4. Place witch hat lid on top.

5. Fill with candy, turn knob, enjoy.

6. Arrange modules on the base.

Printed it? Post a Make — show me your haunted desk.

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Want to sell prints of this? The commercial license is on my Cults3D (Zilla's domain — that's where the premium versions live): https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/haunted-desk-station-halloween-candy-dispenser-modular-desk-organizer