Scott Hatfield

SchulteGeileTechnik

The Planter is designed to be printed with a 0.4 nozzle (and the same line width). That way the blades of the spiral will always be four lines wide and the printer can follow a continuous path (for this to work choose a wall thickness of at least two wall lines). By default the flower pot has a height of 80mm and a maximum (outer) diameter of around 85.5mm. As seen in photos I also printed a small (~65mm high) and big (~95mm high) version, by just scaling the planter in the slicer.There is a version with a closed bottom and one with drainage holes in the bottom for the excess water to escape. If you want to, you can print the small plate that I provided to catch any water flowing out of there. &nbsp;If you like the design, I would be flattered to receive a little tip via PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/geldanmaxPlease note, that it is not designed to be printed in vase mode. If you want to, you can still try it, but it may not be watertight. Since I am often asked about the blue filament in the photos, it is called "ERYONE Matte PLA" in navy blue.&nbsp;Please keep in mind that this design is published under a NON COMMERCIAL license, so please do not sell the design or prints made with this design.

Modern spiral planter

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I designed a simple adapter for my dewalt dcv501h vacuum to get the corners of my 3d printer cleaned out better. I will be attempting to print it in tpu next to make it even more user friendly.

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