At first glance, this looks like a simple orange container.
But once you put candies inside… it becomes a small automatic dispenser.

Lift the orange and place it back down —
a candy will appear on top.

🍊 How It Works

Simply load candies into the box, then place it on a flat surface.

Each time you lift and drop the orange,
one candy is dispensed and neatly placed on the top.

The top surface is designed with a natural orange-like indentation,
perfectly holding a single candy.

⚙️ Design Notes

The model is built with a simple but effective internal mechanism.

• Only 3 main parts
• Split into 2 print groups:
  • Top cover
  • Base with internal moving structure

The structure is optimized for repeatable motion using gravity and movement —
no additional components required.

😄 Experience

While testing this model…
I ended up finishing a whole pack of M&M’s without noticing.

It’s one of those designs where
you “just try one more time”… and keep going.

🖨️ Print Tips

• Supports required
• Multi-color printing recommended

For best results:

• Use support material (interface) for a clean inner surface of the lid
• Normal supports will work, but surface quality may be rougher

The orange stem is printed in-place (no separate part)
to avoid glue usage — especially for food-related use

⚠️ Notes

• Designed to avoid glue in food-contact areas
• For single-machine multi-color printing,
  machines like Centauri Carbon 2 are recommended

💡 Final Notes

A simple concept with a surprisingly addictive interaction:

Lift → Drop → Candy appears

Perfect for:

• Desk toy
• Candy sharing
• Small surprises