Can we hang the Easter eggs on trees, door frames, or other places?

Your little ones have already become experts at the egg-hunting game. They've watched Taylor's videos countless times on YouTube and have become accustomed to searching for eggs behind rocks, at the top of playground climbing frames, and under tires. Now you need to make the game more challenging, but how to do that? Add the Z-axis dimension! This hanging rack allows you to place eggs in places that were previously difficult or even impossible to reach - teaching children to look "upward" rather than just looking down. You can use fishing line, thin wire, rope, or a bent paperclip to

How to use it: This is a press-in design. Just put in a small snack and gently press it to close, then you can hang it wherever you want.

After-processing and printing tips: This model requires a bit of simple cleanup. To make the geometry "support-free" while still maintaining a tight press-fit, there's a slight overhang on the model's edge. This can be fixed in less than a minute with a craft knife. Essentially, the first layer of the edge - no matter how slow your printer's printing speed is - usually can't fully adhere to the entire inner circle. Therefore, you need to use a craft knife to trim off any loose excess material

AI Statement: These models were all generated by SCAD. This is a method of creating models through code, and I used parametric modeling to precisely set all tolerances. This means the model generation process is deterministic, and there is no AI illusion. However, I did use AI as a coding assistant—it was like my math expert, helping me write model code more accurately and efficiently. Therefore, AI did play a role in the creation of this model, but since it was "SCAD-generated," it doesn't strictly belong to the category of "AI-generated" models.

I won't share the SCAD file of this model. It's not user-friendly at all, and I want to save everyone the trouble. Maybe after Easter, when I have a chance to make the model simpler, I'll upload it. Of course, there's also a chance that I won't upload it at all.