Candy cane transform to flexible.

This time, I created a foldable Candy Cane model that can be assembled and will retain its shape.

The first time you fold and unfold it, it may be a little difficult, but after a few tries it should get easier.

Due to the nature of the model, it must be printed in two colors and is best printed on an H2D or H2C printer, but if you want to print on a different printer, remember that printing more pieces at once produces the same amount of waste as printing one piece, and I suspect that many people will be happy with such a gift.

See another progect in the same style

Remember that this project requires precision, so you need to have well-calibrated Flow Ratio and Flow Dynamics, I also remind you about a clean and degreased plate.

Print notes

Supports are recommended for the proper functioning of the jointing mechanism. The connectors are then smooth and nothing will snag when connecting and disassembling. In the latest version of Bambu Studio, the supports on such small pieces do not generate automatically, so you have to do them manually (see image below for instructions on how to do this)
Remove all supports after printing.
Suppore -> Type: tree.
Type -> tree(manual)
Only on the construction plate - marked.
Tree support -> Angle of branches: 30 - so that the supports do not go inside the elements.
Wall loops: 3.

All of the above comments are included in my print profile and I recommend using it.

I have tested the print on Bambu Lab PLA Basic and also on matte filament and have had no problems with them. From comments from other models of this type, prints from PET-G also come out well. I do not recommend using filaments like PLA Wood, PLA Silk, PLA CF and others that have a rough surface.

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