Easter Egg Dispenser Egg

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The Easter Egg Dispenser Egg is an egg-shaped container that dispenses small Easter Eggs or sweets by rotating its top parts to open a chute at the bottom. To use it, simply unscrew the top of the egg from its center section and fill it with small Easter Eggs or sweets. Invert the dispenser and screw it back together while ensuring it's closed so none of the contents can dispense until required. When upright or slightly angled, rotate the top sections to allow the chute to open and an egg or sweet to come out the base, then enjoy it. Assembly is easy, especially if you use a light lubricant on the joining and moving surfaces. Well-sliced and printed dispensers result in a push-fit connection between the base and center sections that allows for free rotation once joined - don't separate them again, as this could break the joining parts. Fill the top of the dispenser with eggs or sweets and screw it into the center section already clipped into the base. The dispenser is designed to allow eggs or sweets up to 35mm in any dimension to feed out through a chute at its base. Simply rotate the top two parts of the dispenser (screw them together) to open and close the opening into the base part and out the bottom - it's a simple system. Although the completed dispenser is quite large due to being made up of three parts, it can be printed on many machines with small build volumes as long as you can print X/Y greater than 115mm (diameter) and Z greater than 108mm (height). Fully assembled, the dispenser measures 115mm x 158mm. This is a fun and easy print that takes quite a lot of print time due to its size - printing time will vary depending on the slicing app used and machine. A small amount of scaling down is possible but too much will make the parts impossible to assemble; scaling up should be no problem. Make your dispenser unique by printing its sections in your preferred color. Translucent filaments are great with this design, as you can see a small amount of the color of the contents inside. Please refer to the print settings instructions and images for additional information - also post images of your dispenser(s) so other members can see them. If you like this, check out the rest of my fun and practical designs.