This classic curved flower pot takes inspiration from the wide, elegant shapes of Roman vases, adding a unique twist with its wavy decorative lines. These lines artfully wrap around the vase, echoing its curves from the rim to the bottom. In a dance of form and shadow, each line waves to the right in the top third, then gracefully shifts to the left in the second third, perfectly capturing the essence of Roman aesthetics.
The pot is further enhanced with practical features like drainage holes and stabilization ribs at the bottom, ensuring optimal plant health and pot stability. This blend of functional design and classical beauty makes the pot an ideal choice for any garden or outdoor space.
Finding the perfect model amidst the large number of variants has never been easier! Take a look at the detailed PDF catalog in the "Other Files" section in the “Files” tab. This catalog provides a visual overview of all the models in this project, complete with dimensions, to help you quickly find exactly what you need.
But it's more than just a visual treat; the catalog includes organized tables that let you easily compare models based on specific parameters. Once you've spotted the model that meets your criteria, just search for its filename on the project page to easily download the right file.
In the files section, you'll find PrusaSlicer example projects, offering basic settings as a starting point for your prints.
This flower pot is designed to be 3D printed with ease, accommodating various nozzle sizes and recommended materials to suit your preferences and the capabilities of your printer. Below are the print recommendations to achieve the best results:
Parameter | Description |
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Nozzle Size | 0.4mm, 0.6mm, 0.8mm |
Layer Height | Adjust according to nozzle size |
Filament Materials | PETG, PLA, … |
Perimeters | 2 or 3, based on your preference |
Infill | 15% |
The pot is designed to print effectively with 0.4mm, 0.6mm, and 0.8mm nozzles, accommodating all wall thicknesses. Select a layer height appropriate for your nozzle size, and always review the sliced result before printing. Aim for the walls to be printed solely with perimeter lines, free of infill. For prints using a 0.4mm nozzle, consider increasing the number of perimeters to three or more for optimal results.
The models not only have different sizes, but also three side thicknesses.
S17
(1.68mm): The thinnest variant is best suited for rigid filament. It is ok for smaller pots, but definitely too weak for pots that are equal or greater than 200mm in height.S20
(2.0mm): The medium thickness gives more stability and works well for soft materials like PETG. A good compromise, for medium sized indoor pots.S25
(2.5mm): My recommendation. This thickness provides excellent structural support for the sides of the pot, even for very large prints. These prints withstand outdoor conditions, even when moved filled with heavy wet soil.The pot is available in four different heights to suit a variety of plants and spaces. The example file name LR2409-S25-H200-D350.3mf
provides insight into the dimensions:
S25
for the side thickness of 2.5mm, offering robustness.H200
for the height, accommodating medium to large plants.D350
for the diameter, providing ample space for healthy root growth.Interested in more of my designs? Feel free to browse through my collection of 3D models:
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This flower pot, with its classical inspiration and unique wavy lines, offers a blend of aesthetic appeal and practicality. It's a tribute to the elegance of Roman vases while being firmly rooted in modern gardening needs. If you find this design appealing, please rate it and share photos of your prints. Your feedback is greatly appreciated!
Happy printing!
The author marked this model as their own original creation.