Skip to content
Steckwerk Account Cart 0

Your choice: a print file (STL) for your own 3D printer – instant download – or ready-printed with shipping.

The extended Santa hat on a wooden table
  • Image 1: The extended Santa hat on a wooden table
  • Image 2: Flat, half and fully extended
  • Image 3: Rings, fur trim and pompom in print position

Images: 3D preview of the design

No. 68 · 10 rings extend into a 108 mm tall hat, with fur trim and pompom – print files

Folding Santa Hat

  • Instant download (ZIP, 782 kB)
  • 3 files
How would you like the model?

€2.90

Instant download · ZIP, 782 kB · No VAT charged pursuant to § 19 UStG

  • Secure payment via PayPal or Stripe
  • No customer account needed
  • Pay with PayPal, card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Klarna

4.75 – 2 pieces of feedback on the shop (not verified)

Collapsed it is a 13 mm tall disc. Pull the pompom and ten conical rings slide apart into a 108 mm tall Santa hat and lock together when extended.

In the download

  • FaltMuetze.stl (10 rings, print-in-place)
  • Fellrand.stl
  • Bommel.stl
Collapsed
Ø 102 × 13 mm (with fur trim), pompom stands 19 mm proud
Extended
108 mm high
Rings
10, wall 2 mm, cone 5.6°
Extension per ring
8.5 mm
Format
STL, 3 files

The model

The ten red rings are printed nested in one piece. Each ring can be pulled 8.5 mm out of the next larger one; then it rests with two bands on the 5.6° cone of the outer ring and wedges. If the wedging is ever not enough, a stop bead with 0.67 mm overlap keeps the rings together; downwards, a foot on the outer ring holds the inner one.

The white fur trim is pushed over the largest ring from above and snaps behind six small lugs. The white pompom sits in the tip with four spreading tongues. This makes the hat two-colored without the printer having to change colors.

The extension is calculated for all nine ring pairs in 12 positions each; in the print position the rings have at least 0.42 mm of clearance.

View print notes (German)

Print notes included in German; part names are self-explanatory.

You will need

  • 3D printer with a print area of at least 105 × 105 mm
  • Filament in red and white

Printing

Rings
flat, all ten in one print (Ø 85 mm)
Fur trim
flat, Ø 102 mm
Pompom
stands on the peg, print with a brim
Supports
none
Material
PETG, 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.2 mm layers

Notes

  • After printing, push the rings out one by one from below until they slide freely. Not suitable for children under 3 years (small parts that can be swallowed).
  • The files are for your private use – print them as often as you like. You may not pass on, upload or sell the files themselves.

Customer voices

Reviews

Loading reviews …

Bought the model? Rate it now

Only people who bought this model can review it. For that you need the transaction code from your PayPal receipt; if you bought on this device, it is already filled in. The code is only checked and never shown.

Stars

Keep browsing

More kits

Timber-frame cottage on a wooden table

No. 01 · 105 parts · 13 plates

Timber-Frame Cottage

Timber-frame house with shutters, chimney and sleeping loft to print yourself: 105 parts on 13 print plates, printed without supports, assembled without glue.

€3.90 Download

also available printed: €65.99

Log cabin on a wooden table

No. 02 · 159 parts · 11 plates

Log Cabin

A log cabin to print yourself and stack log by log. At the corners the notches interlock like in real log building.

€3.90 Download

also available printed: €65.99

Swedish house on a wooden table

No. 03 · 110 parts · 14 plates

Swedish House

Red wooden house to print yourself, prepared for seven lamps. The wires disappear into wall grooves, the battery into a drawer in the base.

€4.90 Download

also available printed: €70.99