Lightsaber Churro Holder

The Churro-Saber | Galactic Snack Holder

Bring a little more "Force" to your snack game! This 3D-printed hilt is designed to hold a standard theme park churro (specifically modeled after the iconic Disneyland treats), allowing you to enjoy every sugary bite without getting your hands sticky.

It features an integrated slide mechanism: as you eat, simply push the slide up to keep the churro at the perfect height. No more digging around the bottom of a wrapper or getting cinnamon sugar under your fingernails.

Features

• Clean Hands: Keeps the grease and sugar off your fingers.
• Mechanical Slide: A built-in pusher ensures you can reach the very end of the churro.
• No AMS Required: Designed for easy printing and assembly in multiple colors without needing a multi-material system.
• Themed Design: Styled to look like a certain legendary weapon from a galaxy far, far away.

Critical Printing Instructions

⚠️ Read this before starting your print!

To make the sliding mechanism work perfectly, this model uses an "embedded part" technique.

1. Print the "Churro Slide" first. Set this piece aside once finished.
2. Print the "Main Handle." I have integrated a Pause Command into the sliced file at the specific layer where the internal chamber is still open.
3. The Assembly: When the printer pauses, simply drop your pre-printed Churro Slide into the handle's cavity.
4. Resume: Hit resume, and the printer will "trap" the slide inside, making it a permanent, non-removable part of the mechanism!

Assembly Tips

• Black Grip Accents: These are designed to be glued into the recessed slots on the handle. Pro Tip: Use a rubber band to wrap around the hilt while the glue dries to ensure a tight, flush fit.
• Gold Accents: These are designed to snap into place. While they fit snugly, I recommend a small drop of superglue for long-term durability.
• Food Safety: Since this comes into contact with food, I recommend using a fresh piece of parchment paper or the original churro wrapper inside the holder, or printing with food-safe filament and sealing it.

Help Me Beta Test!

While this was designed specifically to fit the dimensions of a Disneyland Churro, I haven't had the chance to take it to the parks for a "field test" yet.

I would love to see your photos! If you print this, please post a picture of it in action at the parks so I can see the fit and finish. May the force 

be with you!