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Soap dispenser
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LowPoly-design meets minimalistic beauty. This is a real eye catcher in your bathroom! Color - Petrol, only the body.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Bathroom
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Share Alike
Short Facts
- Hight: around 15 cm (soap pump included)
- Width: around 6,25 cm
- Diameter hole: 1,67 cm
- PETG-Filament: “Prusament - 1.75 mm - Ocean blue" (use any PETG-Filament you like)
Attention
- The soap pump is not included, for this version I used the pump from the brand ‘Frosch’
- I do not guarantee that the object will be 100% waterproof, give it a try and test it!
- I recommend to make the printing speed slower and add more slices in the bottom
- Maybe use retraction or a different seam position or no input Shaper
- Use PETG-Filament for better quality and robustness
Happy printing :)
Making-of
Programs
- Fusion 360 (Autodesk)
- Blender
Steps
- Design the body in general in Fusion 360

- Export and import the file into Blender (stl, obj or 3mf)
- I used the Import-Export: 3MF Format Add-on
- Modify the body with a LowPoly pattern (Decimate)

- Export and import the file into Fusion (stl, obj or 3mf)
- Attention to the scale-unit during file export and import
- Generate mesh area groups (small units) and convert the mesh into a prismatic body
- Edit the model as you like, attach a bottle neck with a thread
- Apply a shell of 2 mm (more or less) for the hole
- Apply some roundings and flattenings in the inside of the object

- Export it to a Slicing-Software
- If you need help, please contact me (the scale-units in Blender etc.)