🪴Flower pot

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Source link : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2806583/files Rim Thickness: How thick should the rim be? The program limits this to a range: 0-10mm. Set this to zero to eliminate the rim. Drain Hole: If you use this to pot plants, or simply for appearance, you can put a drain hole in the bottom of the pot by selecting "Yes." The diameter of the hole is determined by the program and is based on the pot base's diameter. If you choose a drain hole, the program ignores the "risers" setting. Pot Risers: In real life, the pot usually has some feet or something on the bottom to allow the drain to work. To make the pot printable without supports, I had to move the "risers" to the top of the "saucer." If you want risers, you can't also have a drain hole. The program determines the dimensions of the risers based on the pot base's diameter. Sidewall Thickness: The thickness of the pot's walls. If you set this to zero, the program will calculate a value based on the pot base's diameter. You may also set this manually. The program limits this to a range: 1-6mm. Base Thickness: The thickness of the pot's base. If you set this to zero, the program will calculate a value based on the pot base's diameter and it will be a little thicker than the sidewalls. You may also set this manually. The program limits this to a range: 1-7mm. Final note: the models included with this "thing" are examples and are not necessarily the ones in the photos. Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: I printed the samples at .32 - no need for more detail. Infill: around 10-20% Notes: These are really very easy to print. Have fun! To slice the drain screen object, turn off top and bottom layers - your infill is the screen. Set infill to the desired percentage and choose an infill pattern. The ones I print use a grid infill pattern at 30% infill. I'd avoid the rectilinear pattern as it only prints half of the infill pattern per layer and doesn't make a strong screen.