@lehadesign_at: As a Halloween Girlie I really looked forward to this one 🧟‍♀️🐈 Spooky Season is here 👻 Worked on this Zombie Cat Candy Dispenser all august and it was so worth it 👁️👄👁️ It works with regular and peanut m&m’s, smarties and other round candy

eev :

why does that look EXACTLY like candycat?

stopsellingmethings :

3d printer filament is not food safe and should not be used for food storage

𝚖̶𝚙̶𝟹̶.̶𝚋̶𝚎̶𝚊̶ :

this is cute but not food safe

Music Guy Ty :

might be the only 3d printed thing I’ve ever seen that actually has some character to it

LeHaDesign :

print your own candy creeper cat 😺 https://lehadesign.club/h2sF

LuxkiXx :

Will this work for anti depressants?

PhotonicFrontier :

As a 3d designer I really appreciate seeing your methods

Krown4d :

Very creative

Marrsbar :

could I use it with dice by any chance

Michael Wong :

Absolute fire

✨RÁ✨ :

Do you sell you’re 3d printed things

Alkadia :

need it

_ghostiees :

reminds me of the dropped mascot they had

tobble_ds :

Some kid would just hold it down and take all the candy

Amalia :

Kommst du aus Deutschland?

Chelseye jo :

Can you do chopper

Travis H. :

This would be absolutely amazing for death rolls in D&D if it spit out one d twenty at a time

mishqah :

do we have to keep refilling it after every push?

Idk_45 :

I hear Austrian

MALicious :

Bad idea. Most nozzles contain trace amounts of lead (due to the use of brass indirectly); and the finished print, even if it says food grade does not automatically mean it’s guaranteed to remain that way once printed. Especially because of how 3d printers work, bacteria will have a field day in those tiny grooves! If you want this to be safe I suggest coating it in food-grade epoxy resin.

⭐sharky💧 :

I swear I remember seeing this last year

˚₊‧꒰ა Sylvie ໒꒱ ‧₊˚ :

wait.. it reminded me of that cat from poppy playtime

AnnMarie🎬 :

Is this plastic safe for food?

𝑫𝒆𝒌𝒖’𝒔 𝒓𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕 𝒂𝒓𝒎 :