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Give your plants/herbs the best start.This planterbox ensures that your seedlings stay fresh and hydrated.If you dont yourself grow plants/herbs, i know this will be a great gift for those who do.&nbsp;<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:86.29%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/854456/2024-04-12_9859755e4fc52.png"></figure>&nbsp;The Design is made to be as aesthetic as possible, to blend in no matter where you place it.There a two different bases, one for 8 planters and one for a single planter. Then you can choose if you want 4 or 5 in different locations.&nbsp;<h3>HOW IT WORKS</h3>This self watering planter is designed to slowly absorb water from the reservoir (This needs to be filled up occasionally).The lids provides a warm and humid environment for the seedlings, for this to work properly they should be printet in clear material.Individual lids ensures that you can remove lids from some of the seedsplants if needed, and others are not quite there yet.To prevent to much humidity and the risk of mouldy soil, the lids have ventilation holes.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:86.29%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/854456/2024-04-12_16e56efe4909d.png"></figure>&nbsp;There are 2 water inlets in the planters, where it is recommended to use a wicking material at the bottom.This helps to absorb water into the soil slowly and prevent excess moisture in the soil. To much moisture can reduce oxygen in the soil, damage fine root hairs, and render the root system unable to absorb water.&nbsp;You can place a couple of cotton balls / cotton wool in the bottom of the pot.&nbsp;The planters are splittable to prevent damaging the delicate seed sprouts, when they are big enough to be transplanted.(When they are ready to be transplated, then check out my other self watering planters for herbs and flowers.)&nbsp;To prevent/slow down evaporation of the water in the reservoir (and stabilize the plantes), its recommended to use the provided lids.&nbsp;&nbsp;Optionally you can use the funnel to fill in soil to the planters, use the stamper to LIGHTLY press the soil down.Use the other side of the stamper (the poker) to make a hole for the seed. &nbsp;&nbsp;Basic print settings:<ul><li>Infill : 10%</li><li>Walls: 3</li><li>Top/bottom shell layers: 3</li><li>No support needed</li></ul>Dimensions: 8 planter base - H: 32.3, L: 231.8mm, W: 121.8mmsingle planter base - L/W: 66.8mmPlanter - H: 111mm, L/W: 42.8mm&nbsp;------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If there is any issues or comments, dont hesitate to reach out.I will try to incorporate any issues to a updated design if needed.

Self watering Seed starter

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AU3D

Secure your accessories on the IKEA Skadis board effectively with this tailored plug set. These plugs prevent unintentional detachment and sliding by fitting into a top hole partially obscured by the accessory. Available in sizes ranging from 2mm to 15mm, they accommodate a wide range of accessories. I provide two options: with or without a handle. The version including a handle simplifies installation and removal but demands additional clearance, which may not be compatible with certain accessories. Moreover, this variant is more challenging to print and less discreet once installed. For these reasons, I personally favor the flat variant.<h3>Current limitations:</h3><ul><li>The accessory must partially cover a hole on the top edge.</li><li>The obscured hole's height should be between 2mm and 15mm.</li></ul>Future updates will address these limitations. Please be aware that the regular version needs 5mm of clearance towards the front for the handle, use the flat variant (separate print profile) if you don't have that clearance.<h3>Usage Instructions</h3><ol><li>Installation<ol><li>Measure the exposed height of the hole covered by the accessory, or print a variety of sizes for trial and error.</li><li>Choose the correct plug size based on your measurement. If in doubt, select the larger size for a more secure lock.</li><li>With the accessory in place, insert the plug into the hole by pushing, ensuring the embossed size number faces front. Ensure contact between the plug and accessory for optimal stability.</li></ol></li><li>Detachment<ol><li>For smaller plugs, use pliers or fingernails for removal.</li><li>Squeeze the sides of taller plugs and pull (only for the regular variant with handle). Use pliers if necessary for a better grip.</li><li>Note: These parts are delicate, expect some losses during removal.</li></ol></li></ol><h3>Background</h3>I had some accessories with poor grip which detached or wiggled when pulling something out of the part (bottle trays, hooks, battery holders, etc). This issue may arise from several factors: poor design, variations in the finish of Skadis boards (notably, the black boards seem slightly thinner), or manufacturing tolerances. Modifying the original models can be time-consuming and may not always be possible, leading to the creation of this simple, universal (within current constraints), and easily printable solution.<h3>Printing Instructions</h3><ul><li>Brims are added for improved adhesion due to the delicacy of the plugs.</li><li>Carefully remove the brim to avoid damaging the plug.</li><li>While PETG is recommended for its properties, PLA has been tested and found satisfactory.</li><li>Handle gently to maintain integrity.</li></ul><h3>Skadis Collection</h3>I am constantly developing more IKEA Skadis attachments. Check out my <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/u/2942852598/collections/188108" rel="nofollow noopener">IKEA Skadis Collection here</a>.

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SKADIS