Festivus Pole – Modular 3D Printed Holiday Display
por Holly Made en MakerWorld
A Festivus pole for the rest of us! This is a tabletop-size modular Festivus pole designed to print in manageable pieces and assemble quickly without hardware, glue, or threaded connectors.
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A Festivus pole for the rest of us! This is a tabletop-size modular Festivus pole designed to print in manageable pieces and assemble quickly without hardware, glue, or threaded connectors. The pole uses four identical hollow sections with simple slip-fit connections. A removable cone helps stabilize the pole at the base, and a separate cap finishes the top. The square base keeps the display compact enough for a mantle, shelf, desk, or holiday display. Included Parts
- 4 identical pole sections
- Square base
- Removable stabilizing cone
- Top cap
Finished Size Approximately 28.9 in / 733 mm tall Base: 180 × 180 mm Pole diameter: 44 mm Assembly Insert the cone tabs into the curved slots in the base, place the first pole section into the center socket, then stack the remaining sections using the reduced slip-fit ends. Add the cap to the top. No screws, threaded connectors, or tools are required. The modular construction also makes the pole much easier to store after the holidays. I printed mine in silver PLA for the classic aluminum-pole look, but the design can be printed in any color or material you prefer. Photos show my finished print and one possible Festivus display setup. The surrounding frames, decorations, and accessories are not included in the model files. STL and 3MF files are included.
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