This is the largest project I’ve ever undertaken—it took two months and nearly 20 kilograms of filament to complete. However, this is only the first-phase model; the children’s kitchen toy still has many additional components, which I’ll be gradually updating in the future. If you like it, please follow me.

       This model was printed using the P1S and A1 printers. Due to the limitations of the printer size, the overall print measures about 80x80 cm. If you use the H2D printer, you can scale it up yourself. With my printing settings and support structures included, the total filament consumption is around 7 kilograms, and a single print job takes about 10 days. It’s a lengthy printing process, so before you start, please think carefully about the color scheme and make sure you have enough filament on hand.

       Here are some demonstrations of the movable parts:

All the accessories shown in the pictures are included in the model!

        Assembly of this model is very straightforward. The only part that requires an extra rubber band is the pull ring on the rice bucket, and you just need to fill the bucket with bamboo charcoal. Note that you should try to choose well-shaped bamboo charcoal pieces and trim any excess string ends, as shown in the picture below:

        I’ll include the stickers for the model in the document below; they’re sized to A4. For the best results, print them on adhesive labels and apply a glossy laminate. If you need to modify the artwork, simply adjust it according to the dimensions provided in the document.

        As for the Ferris wheel spice rack, I may release some other fun accessories in the future, so stay tuned.

        To sum up, after two months, we’re finally ready to release the first batch of content for this model. Seeing how much the kids love it makes me incredibly happy. I hope you enjoy it too—thank you! Your likes, saves, and support are our greatest motivation as creators.