Sheikah Tower Planter from Zelda BotW by jaayjeee

jaayjeee

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A1 mini

P1S

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A1 Mini

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24.1 h

15 plates

5.0(1)

Painted Runes for AMS

Designer

16.9 h

2 plates

Planter for 4 Plants - All required Parts

38.1 h

13 plates

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Description

Hello everyone!

One of my earliest designs was the Modular Sheikah Tower from Zelda BotW and i was pretty happy with it, as were others!

Initially, it was meant to be either a Floor Standing Lamp, or a Plant Stand with Plants on each of the Platforms, and after redesigning 99% of the parts from scratch, I've now completed one of those options, as well as made way for the Floor Lamp in the near future!

This is the Modular Sheikah Tower Planter, and while it's a fair bit of printing, for me it was well worth it!

The one in the pictures stands exactly 1 Metre Tall and has 6 Perch Planters, The outside of the top platform can also house 6 more small flowers or succulents if you desire it!

Assembly is fairly straight forward, and i've included a quick video run through below. Additionally, each Plate in the Bambu Studio Profile is named and has how many times that piece should be printed.

This Entire Tower was printed on an A1 Mini, You could definitely get more done at once on a larger build plate but it's not needed.

If your Filament isn't completely dry, the grate pattern will lead to a lot of stringing, nothing that a heat gun or lighter can't fix though. Please don't downrate my profile due to your filament not being completely dry!

For a basic tower you need the following:

1x Teardrop
3x Arms
1x Disc
1x Tub
6x Platforms
6x Ring
1x Grate SideThing
3x SideThing
1x Base Hex Tray
2x Grate (These two are important, 1 at the top and bottom, any perches in your pillar should be between these)
And for each plant you will need
- 1x Grate Perch
- 1x Perch
Just to reiterate, you can not have a Drawer Perch at the very bottom or top of your pillar, the perches will interfere with either the base, or the SideThings.

Enjoy!

All of my projects are 100% Free. However if you'd like to support me, feel free to buy me a coffee

Comment & Rating (27)

@user_1667683606

Boosted

Thank you for the great Model. It took about 3 days to print, everything fit perfectly.

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The designer has replied

@jaayjeee

Whoa awesome color scheme! Love it and I’m glad it went well

@Tommyk86

Print Profile

A1 Mini

Sehr schönes Modell Habe die Farben ein Bisschen Angepasst so wie es mir Gefällt mache jetzt noch welche in Braun vlt dann noch schwarz mal sehen 😆

@user_3083108625

thank you for the model it turned out beautiful i ran out of white so i used the black to finish the perches but think it matches really good with the rest of the tower, i ran out of white at line 75 and started black i think it looks good thank you again i give it 5 stars plus i used J-B clear weld quite-set poxy (awsome)

@ShakaStudio

This is brilliant! Cant wait for the lamp version. I have an idea to convert one of the planters to a Kumiko style lamp and put a flickering light inside. Are you sharing the fusion files anywhere ?

The designer has replied

@jaayjeee

Sounds interesting, though i'm not sure i can picture it in my head. I've Just added the f3d file for you, looks like you have to click the little arrow and go to Download STL, it's at the bottom of that list Also..... I'm sorry in advance for my organization.... :( All of the base parts should be in the "Final Assembly" Component, so you should be able to modify anything from there, I'm not good at managing my timeline yet

@ShakaStudio

Replying to @jaayjeee :

Appreciate it. I'm still learning and getting used to fusion. I'm more used to sketchup for my woodworking projects. I'm very confident your organization is better than mine.. Cheers! Another idea I had was to have the planter go through the assembly to the other side. Lets see what I can modify. Here is an example of what mean by the flickering Kumiko lamp :

GIF

@jaayjeee

Replying to @ShakaStudio :

Hahaha I actually have a design in that file you’ve got with a “double” draw perch that goes all the way through, I realised the flaw in it too late though (sliding the drawer out won’t be possible with a plant on the other side)

@Slabissexy

Everything was printed in PLA? Would PLA be okay sitting next to a sunny window or would PETG be a better choice?

The designer has replied

@jaayjeee

I've got mine inside with some grow lights because we don't have a good sunny spot, I've had stuff near windows before and it's been okay, if it was getting a heap of direct hot sun through summer i'd definitely either do PETG or put it somewhere else i guess treat it like any other 3d printed planter