Candy Corn Traffic Cone – Tea Light/Path Light

Update: I've added a Lamp version that uses Bambu Lab's Lamp Kit for those who wanted a plug-in version.

Also, I've added a print profile for a Mini version that can hold Bambu Lab's Mini Waterproof RGB LED Tea Lights!

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This 3D-printed Candy Corn Traffic Cone is both festive and functional — perfect for decorating your porch, walkway, or Halloween display. Standing about 11.75 inches tall, 7 inches wide, and 3.5 inches deep, it’s hollow inside with space for a Bambu Lab tea light, giving it a warm, glowing effect after dark.

The model prints in four separate parts for easy color separation and snap-fit assembly:

• Top section (white)
• Middle section (orange)
• Bottom section (yellow)
• Base (black)

No AMS is required — simply print each section in its color and assemble them by hand.

Alternate Versions:
Three different yellow sections are included, so you can choose how you’d like to display your Candy Corn Traffic Cone:

• Yellow Section (Base Version) – Designed to pair with the black base and tea light holder.
• Yellow Section (Integrated Light) – Includes built-in tea light holder; no base required.
• Yellow Section (Plain) – No tea light holder, for a simple solid candy corn decoration.

All yellow versions are sized identically and can be used interchangeably with the white and orange sections.

Recommended Filament:

• Bambu Lab PLA Basic (Jade White, Pumpkin Orange, Yellow, and Black)
• Bambu Lab Tea Light fits perfectly in the internal holder

Printing Tips:

• Prints cleanly without supports, except for the white top piece that has supports for the interior dome (but they remove cleanly)
• Recommended layer height: 0.2 mm
• Infill: 15–20%
• Works great on the Bambu Lab A1 Mini
• Snap-fit tolerances designed for reliable alignment

Use Ideas:

• Line your walkway to guide trick-or-treaters
• Decorate your front porch, window, or Halloween table display
• Use with tea lights for a soft nighttime glow

Closing:
This piece started as a fun seasonal mashup — candy corn meets traffic cone — and turned out to be a great Halloween accent light. I hope it brightens your spooky season! Share your makes and tag your setup photos — I’d love to see how you use it.