Embellish your Christmas tree with originality

The 3D object presented is in the form of a support that is installed from the trunk of the fir tree using a screw press.

Visible on the tree, this stand features only the top for a crib or other Christmas scene. The back is hidden by the object placed and can be concealed by wrapping paper (see Image 1 and 2).

A counterweight filled with sand stabilizes the set according to the weight placed on the tray (see Image 7).

Then paper placed between the clamp and the trunk levels the tray horizontally according to the morphology of the fir trunk (see Image 5 and 7).

A second 3D object is also presented which is a long support with a small tray of the shape allowing garlands or small characters to be arranged prominently and high up on the tree (see Image 6).

It is installed in the same way as the first support, with no counterweight (see Image 3).

How to install the first support

1) cut off any branches from the fir tree in the way of the press installation

2) Screw the tray support to the counterweight support, without tightening the press.

3) Place paper in the space between the tree trunk and the press, adding more paper if necessary until the tray is level after the press has been fully tightened.

4) fill the counterweight with sand according to the weight installed on the tray

How to install the second support

1) cut off any tree branches in the way of the press installation

2) Screw on the long support without tightening the press

3) Place paper in the space between the tree trunk and the press, adding more paper if necessary until the tray is level after the press has been fully tightened.

With these 2 supports (see Image 4), your tree will have an original embellishment by presenting only the items on display.

They are easily concealed by wrapping paper or common Christmas decorations such as garlands.

What's more, their PLA printing can be tree-colored or transparent.

Can be printed in PLA on FDM printers with 30 cm2 platen.

STL files for decoration media can be printed in an average of 1 day 8 hours.

Moderate to low fill rate.

Brackets will be required.