Cube Chaos Planter
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A procedural planter generated from hundreds of rotated cubes arranged around a cylindrical core.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Other House Equipment
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Cube Chaos Planter
A procedural planter generated from hundreds of rotated cubes arranged around a cylindrical core.
The design started as a simple OpenSCAD experiment: place rounded cubes around a circle and see what happens. The result turned into a surprisingly organic and architectural surface that scales well from small desk organizers to large decorative planters.
Features:
Rounded cubes with layered rotation offset
Decorative outer shell with structural inner wall
Drainage holes included
Matching drain tray generated from the same geometry
Scales well to different sizes
Printing notes:
Printed successfully without supports.
Large version shown in the photos uses 35 cubes per layer and 15 vertical layers.
Works especially well with silk and multicolor filaments because the many angled surfaces catch the light from different directions.
A vase-mode version is also possible for lightweight decorative applications.
The included model was printed in a dark blue/purple multicolor silk PLA and took approximately 30 hours to print.
Designed in OpenSCAD.