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Oddish Pot (No Supports) - Pokémon Planter *by RNDM3D* 3d model
Oddish Pot (No Supports) - Pokémon Planter *by RNDM3D* 3d model
Oddish Pot (No Supports) - Pokémon Planter *by RNDM3D* 3d model
Oddish Pot (No Supports) - Pokémon Planter *by RNDM3D* 3d model
Oddish Pot (No Supports) - Pokémon Planter *by RNDM3D* 3d model
Oddish Pot (No Supports) - Pokémon Planter *by RNDM3D* 3d model
Oddish Pot (No Supports) - Pokémon Planter *by RNDM3D* 3d model
Oddish Pot (No Supports) - Pokémon Planter *by RNDM3D* 3d model
Oddish Pot (No Supports) - Pokémon Planter *by RNDM3D* 3d model

Oddish Pot (No Supports) - Pokémon Planter *by RNDM3D*

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INCLUDED
  • 1 x _Assembly_OddishPot_v1.0
  • 1 x OddishPot_BODY_v1.0
  • 1 x OddishPot_FACE_v1.0
  • 1 x OddishPot_Instructions_v1.0

DESCRIPTION

🔧 Purpose and Use: support-free plant pot for various indoor and outdoor plants.

💡 Why It's So Great: Adds fun Pokémon nostalgia to your plant display. Designed for pots up to 90mm in diameter and 85mm in height.

🌈 Easy to print: prints without supports, face details are printable separately for optimal customization and detailing.


HOW TO USE
  1. Print.
  2. Glue FACE details.
  3. Enjoy!

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PRINTING SETTINGS

Material: [PLA] or [PETG] Nozzle size: [0.4mm] Layer Height: [0.2mm] Infill: [10%, gyroid] Perimeters: [2] Support: [disabled]

OddishPot_BODY Object Size: [X 146mm x Y 120mm x Z 85.6mm]

OddishPot_FACE Object Size: [X 38.6mm x Y 14.4mm x Z 0.8mm]


UPDATES

v 1.0

  • upload .stl file

⚙️ P.S.: I'm still working on this project and would appreciate your feedback. If you encounter any issues, please let me know. Stay updated on the latest news and upgrades by following me on social media.


LICENSE

This work is licensed under [CC BY-NC-SA 4.0] (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/)

✅ PERSONAL USE: [always]

❌ COMMERCIAL USE: if you wish to use this content for commercial purposes, please contact "RNDM3D" to discuss licensing options.

Community Makes (1)
Cute little Oddish planter. Scaled it up to 150% and works fine. 

One tip with the eyes and mouth is to run the print then once it finishes instead of taking it off, raise the heatbed temp to 80° so the print gets a bit malleable leave it for a minute and then peel it off the print bed and press to the recesses. That then forms the eyes to the curve of the pot and they glue in a lot better. 

I also just made a small circle and ran it for 5 layers with top ironing for the pupils and just glued those on.
Cute little Oddish planter. Scaled it up to 150% and works fine. 

One tip with the eyes and mouth is to run the print then once it finishes instead of taking it off, raise the heatbed temp to 80° so the print gets a bit malleable leave it for a minute and then peel it off the print bed and press to the recesses. That then forms the eyes to the curve of the pot and they glue in a lot better. 

I also just made a small circle and ran it for 5 layers with top ironing for the pupils and just glued those on.


Community Makes (1)
Cute little Oddish planter. Scaled it up to 150% and works fine. 

One tip with the eyes and mouth is to run the print then once it finishes instead of taking it off, raise the heatbed temp to 80° so the print gets a bit malleable leave it for a minute and then peel it off the print bed and press to the recesses. That then forms the eyes to the curve of the pot and they glue in a lot better. 

I also just made a small circle and ran it for 5 layers with top ironing for the pupils and just glued those on.
Cute little Oddish planter. Scaled it up to 150% and works fine. 

One tip with the eyes and mouth is to run the print then once it finishes instead of taking it off, raise the heatbed temp to 80° so the print gets a bit malleable leave it for a minute and then peel it off the print bed and press to the recesses. That then forms the eyes to the curve of the pot and they glue in a lot better. 

I also just made a small circle and ran it for 5 layers with top ironing for the pupils and just glued those on.

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