Cake Pop Holder

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<p><strong>PRINT</strong></p><ul><li>.2mm layer height with .4mm nozzle</li><li>3 walls recommended</li><li>20% infill recommended</li><li>No supports or rafts</li></ul><p>Cannot support the weight of cake pops on the outside only. &nbsp;Start populating from the middle out. &nbsp;I could have expanded the base to provide better support, but was going for something small and easy to store. &nbsp;Worked so well, I ended up printing two a week later, when she made even more.</p><p><strong>WHY?</strong></p><p>Before school started, my older daughter decided she wanted to make cake pops for the first time. We started out with a piece of styrofoam we were jamming the pops into. But it was very light and not very stable. So, I realized, “Printables and Thingiverse!” &nbsp;Unfortunately, all the models I found were for the smaller cake pop sticks than the 5mm ones we bought. &nbsp;I started out trying to modify the ones we liked best, but matching all the angles was a pain, so it was just easier to make one. &nbsp;5 down the middle, 4 on each side and 3 outside that. That comes out to… 19. &nbsp;Nothing weird about that… since, it was already printing. That's okay, first batch was around 15 pops. &nbsp;When school was about to start, she wanted to make more to give to friends. &nbsp;2 batches… &nbsp;Hmm, 6, 5, 4? &nbsp;Nah, just print another, which supports 38. &nbsp;A nice even number.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>TIMELAPSE</strong></p><figure class="media"><oembed url="https://youtu.be/Bsk-VBuEB1U"></oembed></figure>