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Simple self watering plat pot with floating water level indicator.Inner pot diameter: 8 cm.The reservoir is designed to hold approximately 100ml of water. It is possible, though not recommended, to fill a bit more.When using an organic/soil-based medium, a bottom layer of inert medium (perlite, pon, seramis etc.) is recommended to avoid waterlogged soil where the reservoir is in contact.<h2>Printing Directions</h2>These are the printing parameters I have used to achieve the product pictured above. YMMV.All parts were printed as oriented in the STL files. No supports are needed (overhang for the pot and indicator is 45°).The resulting print weighs a total of ~80g.Please feel free to upload your tweaked printing files for other printers and filaments.&nbsp;ReservoirLayer height: 0.2mmBottom layers: 4Top layers: 4Wall count: 2Infill: 20%Extrusion multiplier: 1.05&nbsp;PotLayer height: 0.2mmBottom layers: 4Top layers: 4Wall count: 2Infill: 100%Extrusion multiplier: 1.05&nbsp;&nbsp;IndicatorAs PLA has a higher density than water, the water level indicator must be hollow in order to float. I recommend printing this part in vase mode (spiralised outer contour).Layer height: 0.2mmBottom layers: 2Extrusion multiplier: 1.05

Self Watering Plant Pot

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Hey everyone!I just started getting into electronics and design after a bit of 3D printing. This is my first official project with proper documentation, measurements, and testing around a Raspberry Pi. The design is purposeful where the SSDs stick out and with cables going around, wrapped in a cable sleeve for an interesting look. The OLED helps to monitor the device and to check ip.Updates:<ul><li>9/22/2023: Initial release</li></ul>Parts used:<ul><li>1x Raspberry Pi 4B 2gb</li><li>1x OLED 0.96 i2c display module</li><li>Required cables (ethernet, power cable, etc.)</li><li>1x 60mm 5v USB fan</li><li>2x USB to SATA cable</li><li>2x SSD 2.5"</li><li>2x M3 14mm-16mm screw</li><li>23x M3 6mm screw</li><li>25x M3 4mm screw</li><li>2x M3 nut</li></ul><a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/Sabrent-2-5-Inch-Adapter-Optimized-EC-SSHD/dp/B011M8YACM/ref=sr_1_4?crid=XHDE9KMMJRLB&keywords=sata%2Bto%2Busb%2Bconnector&qid=1695431511&s=industrial&sprefix=sata%2Bto%2Busb%2Bconenctor%2Cindustrial%2C86&sr=1-4&th=1" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.amazon.com/Sabrent-2-5-Inch-Adapter-Optimized-EC-SSHD/dp/B011M8YACM/ref=sr_1_4?crid=XHDE9KMMJRLB&keywords=sata%2Bto%2Busb%2Bconnector&qid=1695431511&s=industrial&sprefix=sata%2Bto%2Busb%2Bconenctor%2Cindustrial%2C86&sr=1-4&th=1</a>All up to you but this is how I printed mine:<ul><li>Printer: Bambu Lab P1P & Elegoo Neptune 3 Plus - for the inner panels</li><li>Some adjustments have to be made in terms of the base</li><li>Walls: 4</li><li>Top/bottom: 4</li><li>Nozzle: 4mm</li><li>Layer height: 0.16mm</li><li>Infill: 15-20% - any pattern</li><li>Supports: ON for outer panels - tree</li><li>Brim: ON for outer panels</li></ul>Here are some assemblies to help install and notes:<ul><li>SSD side bracket is to be mounted inside, keeping the 2 SSDs in place</li><li>60mm USB fan apparently can't be controlled so I'd recommend an adapter with a physical knob attached</li><li>There are 3 versions of Front Panel Outer for OLED, no OLED, and additional airflow.</li><li>SSD top panel bracket only needs 2 screws for SSD on the top as it's stable enough</li></ul><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:52.04%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/user/335487091/draft/2023-09-23_f2d7f21300bcb.png"></figure><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:52.41%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/user/335487091/draft/2023-09-23_d87cad8bcc57c.png"></figure><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:52.2%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/user/335487091/draft/2023-09-23_3c89542c443da.png"></figure>Please leave any comments/feedback as they would be greatly appreciated!

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