Lissajous Plantstand
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A plantstand inspired by Lissajous figures.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Home Decor
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
Lissajous figures named after Jules-Antoine Lissajous (Also known as Bowditch Curves after the initial work of Nathaniel Bowditch), who devised a method to study compound vibrations. Originally employing pendulums, tuning forks and optical methods. Reflecting light from mirrors on two tuning forks vibrating at right angles will display Lisssjous figures as will other devices such as Harmonographs and Pantographs.
Having investigated Lissajous in 2D, it occured to me the next step was to consider Lissajous in 3D.
A Plant Stand for a small plant (cactus/succulent), slow growing so it will take a while before it outgrows the pot.
Supplies
Plant Pot (Size: 46(H) x 60(dia) rim mm, 8 degree) [50(dia) at rim step x 35(H) to rim step, mm], plastic with drainage holes.
Print details
Filament: PLA red (although any colour or material to suit personal taste could be used).
Layer Height: 0.15mm
Infill Density: 100%
Shell, Wall thickness 2mm
Build Adhesion: Skirt
No supports required.
File orientated for direct build.
Size: 68.4(dia) x 126.4(h), pot holder cavity depth 45mm.
Weight: 86g
Can be scaled by the user to suit a different sized plant pot subject to the build volume of the 3d printer.
Post Processing
Some post processing may be required to remove aberrations in the cavities and around the edges with sanding paper and needle files.
Further details regarding the coding behind this model can be found here: