organic planter
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Once again a planter. How original! And once again I decided to give it that overused Japanese wave pattern and a soft…
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Once again a planter. How original!
And once again I decided to give it that overused Japanese wave pattern and a soft organic shape, just to prepare my baby plant for it's bright future as a bonsai. Probably it'll end as organic waste, like most of it's predecessors. Let's be realistic.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Wanhao
Printer:
Duplicator9
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
400
Infill:
100%
Filament: Extrudr, Filamentive PLA + wood, rPET Fichte (spruce), ONEPet
Notes:
I printed the upper part in my favorite wood blend: Extrudr Fichte (spruce). One thing I learned from using it as potting material is that it really is biodegradable to some degree; which is almost a good thing.
In order to keep the planter from rotting, I previously used epoxy on the inside which works nice. This time however I decided to use some bee-wax wood polish which seems to keep the moisture where it belongs. Additional benefits: doesn't make everything shiny, maybe biodegradable too, smells nice.And since I went totally greenwashing on this one, I had to print the bottom part with recycled plastic bottle material ONEPet from filamentive.
Both parts printed with a 0,6mm nozzle and fat layers for aesthetic reasons.
Category: Outdoor & Garden