Infill Tealight Holder - hexagon

I have created a tealight holder with an infill pattern on the walls. So choose a nice infill pattern and create your own tealight holder!
Play around with the different infill patterns and different densities! Maybe you even want a different pattern on each wall? 
Create your own individual tealight holder with a unique light mood!

Tips for printing:
The settings for the base and lid should remain as they are.
For the walls, it is desirable to change both the infill pattern and the density of the infill. experiment with these parameters! However, always check before printing in the slicer whether the print is possible for walls!

Assembly
The assembly is quite simple: 
Take the base plate and insert the walls one by one. Then carefully place the lid on the walls with just a little pressure. You can use some glue for more stability, but in my case the tealight holders were stable enough without it.

Disclaimer:
Please note that the infill is not actually intended for vertical walls. So some infill patterns are weaker than others. For example, “Honeycomb” was very stable for me, whereas “Gyroid” was quite flexible (but also stable enough!). I designed the base and lid to be stronger to compensate for this. You can also experiment with the density of the infill patterns. Some infill patterns may not print properly or may not be suitable for use as a wall (e.g. “Lightning”, “Archimedean Chords”, “Concentric”, “Octogram Spiral”, “Hilbert Curve”)!
Therefore, try out the different patterns and densities in the slicer before printing and consider whether this combination will work as a wall.

Other tealight holders
I created a total of three different tealight holders: a square one, a hexagonal one and an octagonal one. Choose the one that suits you:
Tealight holder with Infill - square
Tealight holder with Infill - octagon