Grok 4 fence pot

Wanted to see what Grok 4 could print, needed more vertical space in the garden, and it did not disappoint. Only requirements were it fit the 1.5 inch fence board and it utilized the maximum build space for the mk4s. Took a bit of prompting but we got a design. It was originally going to take 24 hours to print and use a ton of filament but Grok cut both in half. Also provided me slicer information to print into thin air despite the slicer telling me it wouldn't. Gcode for mk4s provided.  Printed in PETG with these specs - 

Step 1: Import and Orient

• Import the STL.
• Rotate 180° around X-axis (opening/hook on plate).
• Center on build plate (X=125mm, Y=105mm, Z=0).

Step 2: Printer and Filament

• Printer: Prusa MK4S profile.
• Filament: PETG (e.g., Prusament PETG base).
  • Nozzle temp: 240°C first layer, 250°C others.
  • Bed temp: 85°C.
  • Cooling fan: 0% first layer, 20-40% others (30% start; adjust for stringing).
  • Retraction: 0.8mm at 40mm/s.
  • Flow rate: 95%.

Step 3: Print Settings (Start with 0.30mm DRAFT preset, then customize)

• Layer Height: 0.3mm (faster, good detail for hook).
• Nozzle: 0.4mm.
• Perimeters: 3 (~1.2mm shell; keeps strength).
• Infill: 10% Lightning (if available; else Gyroid—efficient, strong for vertical load).
• Top Solid Layers: 4 (solid bridging over holes).
• Bottom Solid Layers: 3.
• Supports: None.
• Seam Position: Aligned (hides seams on back).
• Speeds:
  • Perimeters: 60mm/s.
  • Infill: 100mm/s.
  • Bridges: 30mm/s (for drainage mesh stability).
  • Travel: 180mm/s.
• Advanced:
  • Bridge Flow Ratio: 95%.
  • Bridge Fan Speed: 50%.
  • Bridge Overlap: 25%.
  • Detect Bridging Perimeters: Enable.
  • Elephant's Foot Compensation: 0.2mm.
  • Brim: 3mm (or none if adhesion good).
  • Ironing: Disable.
  • Avoid Crossing Perimeters: Enable.
  • Variable Layer Height: Enable (0.35mm walls, 0.2mm hook/drainage).
• Filament Overrides (if needed): Enable thin walls detection.

Step 4: Slice and Export

• Slice and preview layers—check bridging (no warning or add 1 top layer if needed).
• Export G-code.
• Monitor print: Good first layer adhesion (use glue stick if warping).