Tiki LED Candle Holder STL File – Tropical Totem Tealight Stand for 3D Printing

This tiki-style LED candle holder combines a bold carved face with vertical wood texture and raised rope details for a compact tropical decor print.

The open top is designed to hold a small battery-powered LED candle, making the model suitable for tiki bar decor, themed displays, shelves, desks, or novelty gifts.

At the original scale, the opening fits LED candles up to approximately 45 mm in diameter. The model can be scaled uniformly for larger candles.

What You Receive

• 1 digital STL file
• Tiki LED candle holder model
• Integrated candle opening
• Single-piece design

No physical print, filament, or LED candle is included.

LED Candle Fit

At the supplied scale, the model fits LED candles up to approximately:

• 45 mm diameter

Measure the intended LED candle before printing.

For a larger candle, increase the model uniformly in the slicer. Scaling the model will also increase the overall height, width, wall thickness, and surface details.

Printing Information

• Designed for FDM printing
• Prints upright as supplied
• Single-piece model
• Suggested layer height: 0.16–0.20 mm
• Suggested infill: 10–15%
• Suggested walls: 3 or more
• Brim: optional depending on bed adhesion
• Print difficulty: easy

The carved facial details and wood texture are most visible when printed at the supplied scale or larger.

Supports

The model requires only one small support beneath the lower rope detail.

No extensive support structure is needed. Support placement may vary slightly depending on the printer, scale, layer height, and slicer overhang settings.

Scaling

The STL can be resized uniformly in the slicer.

Scale all axes together to preserve the original proportions. Increasing the scale allows the top opening to fit a larger LED candle.

Before printing, check the resized opening diameter in the slicer to confirm the intended candle will fit.

Safety Information

Use only with battery-powered LED candles.

Do not use real candles, open flames, incense, or other heat-producing light sources. Printed plastic can soften, deform, or become a fire hazard when exposed to heat.