3D Print Your Own Monstera plant by martinMaker

martinMaker

Household>Decor

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P1P

P1S

X1 Carbon

X1E

Monstrea for (P1P,P1S,X1,X1 Carbon,X1E,A1)

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12.3 h

4 plates

3.3(3)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

You can print a fake monster for your office or living room! I recommend adding glue at each joint to solidify the whole structure.

Assembly instructions:
- Print the 7 monster leaf sheets, 3 of which are called "stem 1" and 2 are called "stem 2".
- Next, print "pot" and "vase".
- Interlock the stems onto the pot as shown in the image below.

- Insert the leaves into the slots as shown in the image below.

- You can then interlock the pot into the vase.

I suggest avoiding printing the stems on an A1 with a bed slinger.

Comment & Rating (9)

@nicotheredfish

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Monstrea for (P1P,P1S,X1,X1 Carbon,X1E,A1)

inner diameter for high piece is too large, it floats on the stick of the base. the smallerones are ok

The designer has replied

@MartinMaker45

It's strange, other people have indicated to me that the model was working very well! I'll try to modify the model then! Maybe you could add a fixing tab to help hold the leaf in place! If you have a general overview of the plant or any other remarks, feel free to share!

@nicotheredfish

other than the 2 long branches and the leaves not “clipping” or holding on the branches properly, the model is great and works fine i was trying to modify it myself but need to import stl, convert, export etc… I found that printing leaves at 98% of their size is working better to held them on the branches I used ABS for the leaves, not sure it’s playing a role or anything but I did adapt the settings accordingly