Science-fiction styled paramatric vase-mode plant pot
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A plant pot that wouldn't look out of place in the botany lab on your D-model Starship Enterprise.
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- Printables
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My wife was looking out back and said, "You know, you could paint the garden stuff green..."
I replied, "Yeah, but if I print it all with white, it'll look like some sort of science fiction botany lab set."
I saw there was a contest for plant pots and figured that this would be my submission. It should look perfectly at home on your starship, maybe a D class Enterprise or something.
Like most of my things, this is a parametric model using OpenSCAD, so while I've uploaded some meshes, it's a lot more fun if you download OpenSCAD, install the BOSL2 library, and play with the dials until you find something you like.
This is designed for vase mode printing, if you don't activate "Spiral Vase" or "Spiralize Outer Contour" mode, you'll print something that might look fun but is useless as a planter. You can probably print a relatively small one with the standard 0.4mm nozzle, maybe set the line width to 0.8mm. I printed mine with a 0.6mm nozzle and the 1.0mm line width. I used Matterhackers white BUILD PETG for my test piece.