Monstera Napkin Holder
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Decorative vertical napkin holder with sides shaped like monstera leafs
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- Printables
- Category
- Kitchen
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Summary
The initial monstera shape came from this Trimble SketchUp 3D Warehouse model, which is beautiful! (imho):
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/cbe233b0-6490-4615-a620-756281019874/Monstera-leaf
From this 3D Warehouse user:
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/user/uec0f22aa-ed3f-424c-a7e0-2c86aaa4f60d/Amidhar-Chauhan
I scaled it and added some depth. I added the holes in the leafs using Prusa Slicer's negative volumes. I made the pegs with Prusa Sliver's shapes, as cylinders that are just slightly smaller than the holds in the leafs. (0.1mm smaller diameter than the holes, which worked with my printer (MK4S)
Did a two-color print and made the slightly inset top portion of each leaf a different color, all PLA.
To Print:
You have to print three main parts:
- Monstera Leaf Right (has color change)
- Monstera Leaf Left (mirror of right left, has color change)
- Connector Peg (the file I uploaded has 2 pegs. You need 6 pegs to assemble, so just print this 3 times, or make a few instances. On my MK4S, I was able to print these fine with no brim nor supports.)
- My pegs are 0.1mm smaller diameter than the holes. I printed them vertically, and they fit snug. You may need to adjust their diameter slightly based on your printer and tolerances. I didn't use glue, but i guess you could, seems stable (enough) without any.