Printed for my wife's desk in Sunlu Pla+ 2.0. she absolutely loves it. print came out flawless!

Printed for my wife to use at a friend's baby shower. Printed as one color PETG, then scuffed and painted in post. I did scale the Z height of the signs a bit to give them a little more depth. Print turned out great! Painted with craft paint and chip brushes, then cleared with polycrylic.

Let me preface by saying I did have some print quality issues, however, I do not believe the print profile was the issue as Ive been battling some underextrusion issues with a particular brand of PETG. That said, if you enjoy the "crafty" side of 3d printing, this is a phenomenal print. I opted to print this model in a single color Grey PETG with .3 layer height to save time. I then smoothed contours and layer lines with a baking soda and glue mixture, followed with plastic primer and a clear glaze. From there I painted the entire model with craft paints, sponges and detail brushes, then clear coated with 3d effex duplicolor top coat. The print turned out great, and the mom to be loved it! (side note: If you intend to use it as a planter, I would recommend treating the print with an epoxy coating to ensure the surface is water tight and prevent moisture from entering the interior of the model.)

Printed this honey pot and some other items in PETG for my wife to use at a baby shower. Print came out great even with some underextrusion issues I've been battling with this specific filament. Smoothed and painted in post with craft paint, then clear coated.