Blob Noodlers - Flexi Snapping Fidget Art Toy and Phone Stand
BLOB NOODLERS
IMPORTANT: Adjustment may be needed based on your printer, please read the instructions below
Noodlers are cute little worm-like fidget toys that you can.. well.. noodle with! The joints rotate and snap in place to allow you to position Noodlers in a variety of different ways. You can twist two together and watch them spiral around each other, or you can weave them through your fingers. Noodlers can also be helpful! Turn a Noodler into a phone stand or a bag hook, and when you're finished noodling just wrap it around your bag or belt loop. There's even a bumpy Noodler and short Noodlers for whatever vibe you may be feeling.
Features
- rotating joints
- snaps to different positions
- phone stand feature
- bag hook feature
- print in parts or multicolor
Noodle Types
- normal
- bumpy
- short normal
- short bumpy
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FILAMENTS
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PRINT INSTRUCTIONS
- .12mm layer height recommended for high quality
- 3 + perimeters for joint strength
- print without supports aside from custom support piece under head (you can remove by right clicking and split to objects if you prefer to adjust)
- recommend to print at 210 C or cooler to keep joints from fusing
- after printing wait until the print cools down completely then gently twist to loosen joints
- if joints are too tight adjust the X-Y contour compensation by -0.1 mm
- print all parts on their flat side
- eyes snap into head, use superglue if too loose, scale parts or adjust X-Y compensation if needed
- 3MF files are for color information only, print settings may need to be adjusted

































Thanks it works now
I tried to print it but it did not move and instead broke.
try adjusting the x-y compensation to the settings in the photo