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Balcony Handrail Flower Pot
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A small flower pot designed for balcony handrails with 18mm x 18mm vertical rods 105mm apart
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Outdoor & Garden
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Note: Header photo shows the provided version on the bottom left, a previous version (not published) is in the top right.
Requirements
You first need to make sure this pot fits your balcony handrail:
- Distance between bars: 105mm
- Size of bars: 18mm x 18mm
- Smaller bars may be compensated with more anti-slip material.
Materials
- Ca. 315 g of filament (tested with Sunlu PLA+)
- Four M4x16 bolts and nuts
- Four patches of anti-slip material, roughly 18mm x 18mm and half a mm thick.
- Some superglue
How to build
- Print the pot and two clamps. For the pot, use relatively thick layers and at least 3 contours, more is better for water tightness.
- Glue thin anti-slip material (roughly half a mm) on the inside of the clamps and on the outside of the pot between the bolt holes.
- If you want one, print the inlay without contours, base and top layer, in a gyroid pattern and 10% infill. This gives a bit of distance between the water reservoir and the soil.
- Plant your flower.
- If the spout causes water to drop where you don't want it, print the extension piece and clip it onto the spout.
Fits on a Prusa Mini (18cm cubed print space)