Bowls for model making, sorting, mixing, painting

When painting with acrylics and airbrush, sorting small parts, or collecting screws, you always need small containers.

After running out again, I simply designed some myself for 3D printing.

A good mix of stability and material saving.
Stackable.
Easily resizable.

The base version is 80mm in diameter and 60mm high.
Quite a bit fits in there.
Derived from this, I have also included several other formats directly in the print file.
The smallest file is 30mm x 30mm; the template can, of course, be adjusted with the scaling tool.

Sufficient perimeters are more important in printing than infill.
PLA or PETG - depends on what you want to do with them.
Ideal for printing with filament remnants.
Containers/cups of the same size are stackable.

Always print some in stock; you can always use these things.
As cups for watercolors, for sorting small parts, or as a mortar for crushing plants and crumbs for model making.

For example, I created matching pestles to crush paint pigments.
For my decoration, I needed rust pigments. Simply mix steel wool with vinegar, let it sit for 5 days, and only rust remains.
Fill this into such a container and crush it into dust with a pestle.