Free Non Commercial Version found here: 

Bring to life the rolling hills and cosy hobbit home with your very own Bag End inspired Terrarium. This Bonsai Terrarium pot are for those who love indoor plants and Lord of the Rings.

I had a lot of fun designing this and putting it together, and I hope you do too.

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Print Settings:

Nozzle - 0.4mm

Layer Height - 0.10

Infill - 5-10%

Supports Needed for some over hanging bits. Use the manual overhang brush to add minor supports here and there. 

Materials - Bambu PLA Matte White

Outer brim 

Total Print time ~ 12hrs

Total Filament used ~180g


Note:
- The chimney's are designed to fit disposable chopsticks so you can use it to test moisture and to stir up dirt for better plant health
- The signage I found online and printed on paper to a small size
- I painted it with acrylic and recommend using a water proof lacquer to protect the paint


Lord of the Rings - Hobbiton Bonsai Terrarium Pot

Hobbiton Bonsai Terrarium Pot.3mf

This large pot is the first in my **VESUVIUS Collection**, which features dense herringbone ribs to increase strength while creating a dramatic form.

VESUVIUS 001 is 250 mm tall and 250 mm in diameter at the top. The bottom footprint has a 190 mm footprint. This was designed for use with my [250 mm Floating Drip Tray](https://than.gs/m/1027171?affiliateCode=MAKE) to catch excess water runoff.

**_Printing Guidelines_**

The **VESUVIUS** series of prints are designed to be printed in vase/spiral mode in your slicer. For full scale I suggest printing with a **1 mm nozzle width** (even with a 0.4mm nozzle) and 1.6mm of solid bottom layers. No top layers. **Make sure your slicer is not set to close small gaps.** In BambuStudio I set the _'Slice gap closing radius'_ to 0 mm

For the 'wHole' version of the vase mode print, use the maximum number of solid bottom layers before the holes are covered to avoid interfering with the spiral printing. You can also print the version without holes and simply drill/cut your own drainage holes in the bottom after printing if you plan on growing live plants.

I've also included a 'Solid' version for standard printing, with roughly 3mm thick walls. This will be extra strong, but uses much more material, and I've found the 1mm vase mode version to be sufficient, even at this large size.

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Photographed models were printed on the [Bambu Lab X1-Carbon 3D Printer](https://bit.ly/MA_X1C) using [Bambu Lab PLA Basic Gradient (Solar Breeze)](https://bit.ly/bamFIL).*
*_These affiliate links give me a commission on sales at no additional cost to you. Thanks for supporting Make Anything!_

VESUVIUS Pot 001 // Large Vase Mode Planter

VESUVIUS_001_Solid.stl

VESUVIUS_001_1mmVasemode_wHoles.stl

VESUVIUS_001_Solid_wHoles.stl

V2 of my square pot mold, makes a 3"x3"x4" tall pot, use it for succulents or store some napkins or similar. I used it to make table pots for a customers restaurant. Does require clamps and some 1/4" or 5mm bolts for the base. One of the center sections is designed to thread a 5/8" bolt into it this makes removing the center puck so much easeir.

Cement concrete resign plaster pot mold square V2 

center.obj

90x90x25mm memo pad box for laser cutting

3, 4, 5 & 6mm DXF as a combined net and as separate pieces

Cut with 85w Boxford laser at Nottinghack

3D-Printed Variations of this model: https://than.gs/m/990799

All uploaded laser designs: https://than.gs/c/83249

https://piledltd.co.uk/

Memo Pad Box Laser Cut DXF 3,4,5,6mm

PILEDlogo.step

This Boiling Cauldron Fidget is sure to brew up a lot of fun this Halloween season 👻 Print in place magnets cause the brew to boil when rotated. You can also stir it with the stick for the same effect.

****Please note****: You will need (10) 6mm x 3mm neodymium magnets for each fidget 
Here is an Amazon link to the magnets and filament I used: https://amzn.to/3ZkJ7Fy

****Update 10/25/2025****: I redesigned the 'boiling brew, 'cauldron (bottom)" and 'cauldron (peg)' parts to help them stay together more securely. The new STL/3mf files are as follows:
(1) Updated Cauldron (boiling brew).stl
(2) Updated Cauldron (bottom).stl
(3) Updated Cauldron (top).stl
(4) Updated Cauldron (peg).stl
(5) Updated Cauldron (stirring stick).stl
(6) Updated Boiling Cauldron Fidget 3mf

In a nutshell, I changed the peg to be two parts instead of one: one half prints in place at the center of the boiling brew. It can not come out but it can rotate.  The second part of the peg inserts into the bottom of the pot and connects the bottom of the pot to the boiling brew (see photos)

- No supports are needed to print any of these parts  
- I recommend printing the stirring stir laying flat.  I have found printing it upright makes it more prone to breaking along the layer lines (I have orientated it this way in my 3mf file). Also it will print with no brim (just make sure your print plate is clean:)
- Magnets need to be inserted the same way as the original model (the pause print is still at layer 27 for the parts that need magnets)
- Super glue can be added in the holes where the peg inserts and the stirring stick if needed

****3D Print Settings:****
PLA works great
0.2mm Layer Height
15% Infill (except for ‘Stirring Stick’ which is 75% infill)
Outer Wall Speed 100mm/s (this is to help blend the layer lines)
No supports needed
Outer brim on ‘peg’ piece
(Glow-in-the-dark PLA makes them extra fun:)

I have also included a 3MF file with the following print profiles:
Print plate #1: one color; pause added at layer 27 (layer height 4.20mm) to insert magnets (make sure to orientate the magnets correctly - see photo/video), outer brim on peg piece

Print plate #2: one color; pause added at layer 27 (layer height 4.20mm) to insert magnets (make sure to orientate the magnets correctly - see photo/video)

Print Plate #3: one color, outer brim, 75% infill

To assemble: insert the boiling brew piece into the cauldron body, insert peg into cauldron bottom, then slide those two parts together. Add a drop of super glue onto the end of the ‘stirring stick’ and insert it into the small hole in ‘boiling brew’ (let dry before stirring:) 

Have fun printing! 

Boiling Cauldron Fidget

Cauldron(boiling brew).stl

April showers (or watering cans) bring May flowers in this playful spring design. The watering can pours ‘water’ onto the flowers and makes them grow. The magic is in the magnets - one in the center of each flower and one at the end of the ‘water’ coming out of the spout. When extended, the flower will stay up but also easily collapses when you want to water them again.

Important: You will need 6x3mm Neodymium Magnets (one for each flower and the end of the ‘water’)

Link for 6x3 magnets on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4b7ofVx

**How to Print**
Flowers (6 styles, each include 2 parts: center and petals):
3D PRINTING SETTINGS
Layer Height 0.2mm
PLA works great
15% Infill

To add the magnets to the flower centers, add a pause print at layer 23 (layer height 4.6 mm) to insert the magnet (this is the same for all the flower styles)

*Make sure to note the orientation of the magnet every time you add one to a flower (orientate it the same way/direction for each flower) and make sure to orient the magnet in the watering can accordingly.

Assembly: insert the center of each flower into it's matching petals (I recommend a little super glue to secure them in place)

Flower Stem & Leaves:
3D PRINTING SETTINGS
Layer Height 0.2mm
PLA works great
Infill 15%

Notes: I recommend printing the flower stem on a smooth print plate for good adhesion.

To assemble: Place the leaves around the stem before adding flower top. One end (of the inner ring) of the stem is hollowed. Insert the flower top into that end of the stem. If needed add a drop of super glue:) 

Pot and Dirt:
3D PRINTING SETTINGS
Layer Height 0.2mm
PLA works great
Infill 10-15%

To assemble: place the dirt into the pot, then add the stem into the dirt pushing down for a snug fit. I tried to design all of these pieces with minimal tolerances. I wanted the dirt to fit into the pot snuggly, and the stem fit into the dirt snuggly, so they don’t come out easily when watering the flowers.

Watering Can:
3D PRINTING SETTINGS
Layer Height 0.2mm
PLA works great
15% Infill

For the ‘insert for water spout’ piece, add a pause print to layer 23 (layer height 4.6mm mm) to insert a 6x3mm magnet (remember to check the orientation so when it’s finished it ‘attracts’ the flower)

To print the watering can bottom in multicolor, insert a pause print for color change at layer 20 (layer height 4.0 mm)

Notes: I recommend printing the insert for water spout and watering can on a smooth print plate for good adhesion.

Assembly: Insert the water insert into the spout with the 3 ring end (magnet end) positioned to come out the spout opening. Then insert the bottom of the water can into the watering can making sure to line up the notch with the matching notch cut-out (see photos).

That’s it!

Have fun printing:)

Potted Flowers and Watering Can

Flower Stem.stl

This planter, specifically crafted for indoor plants, can be printed in any color to complement your decoration. 
It has a hidden saucer (water dropper) that can easily be removed. All parts are printed in one go. 
Doesn't need supports  in printing and can be scaled. The design lends itself well to being printed itself well to being printed with PLA. 

Should you encounter any difficulties, don't hesitate to reach out via message - support is just a click away. 
Visit thangs.com for detailed visuals of this masterpiece, available in our "3D Printers/All" category. 

**Printing details: **

Print in place
Scalable
No support needed
Best with PLA

If you have any problem with this, message me anytime.

Planter - THE LATTICE

vase x v1.stl

This latest addition to the **VESUVIUS Collection**, is a small cylindrical pot/container featuring the same dense herringbone ribs that increase part strength while creating a dramatic form.

VESUVIUS 003 is 50 mm tall and 94 mm in diameter. This was designed for use with my [140 mm Floating Drip Tray](https://than.gs/m/1036823?affiliateCode=MAKE) to catch excess water runoff.

**_Printing Guidelines_**

The **VESUVIUS** series of prints are designed to be printed in vase/spiral mode in your slicer. For full scale I suggest printing VESUVIUS 003 with a **0.8 mm nozzle width** (even with a 0.4mm nozzle) and 1.2mm of solid bottom layers. No top layers. **Make sure your slicer is not set to close small gaps.** In BambuStudio I set the _'Slice gap closing radius'_ to 0 mm

For the 'wHole' version of the vase mode print, use the maximum number of solid bottom layers before the holes are covered to avoid interfering with the spiral printing. You can also print the version without holes and simply drill/cut your own drainage holes in the bottom after printing if you plan on growing live plants.

I've also included a 'Solid' version for standard printing, with roughly 1.2mm thick walls. This will be extra strong, but uses much more material, and I've found the vase mode version to be preferable.

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Photographed models were printed on the [Bambu Lab X1-Carbon 3D Printer](https://bit.ly/MA_X1C) using [Fillamentum PLA Extrafill Sky Blue and Signal Red](https://bit.ly/FM-xtra) (also at [MatterHackers](https://bit.ly/xtrafill)).*
*_These affiliate links give me a commission on sales at no additional cost to you. Thanks for supporting Make Anything!_

VESUVIUS Pot 003 // Small Cylinder Vase Mode Planter

VESUVIUS_003_1.2mmSolid_wHoles.stl

The **PLEATS Collection** mimics beautiful origami pleats that are simple but impressive in their repetition.  PLEATS 001 is 149 mm tall with a 149 mm opening and a 100 mm base. It can be scaled up and down to suit your plant or another purpose.

This pot includes a drainage hole on the bottom for growing live plants and pairs well with my [200 mm Floating Drip Tray](https://than.gs/m/1027158?affiliateCode=MAKE) to allow for excess runoff.


**_Printing Guidelines_**

The **PLEATS** series of prints are designed to be printed in vase/spiral mode in your slicer. For full scale I suggest printing with a **0.8 mm nozzle width** (even with a 0.4mm nozzle) and 1.2mm of solid bottom layers. No top layers. 

For the 'wHole' version of the vase mode print, use the maximum number of solid bottom layers before the holes are covered to avoid interfering with the spiral printing. You can also print the version without holes and simply drill/cut your own drainage holes in the bottom after printing if you plan on growing live plants.

I've also included a 'Solid' version for standard printing, with 1mm thick walls. I've found the vase mode version to work well, but certain printers and situations may benefit from the solid version (eg. resin printing).

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Photographed models were printed on the [Bambu Lab X1-Carbon 3D Printer](https://bit.ly/MA_X1C) using [Fillamentum PLA Extrafill Sky Blue and Signal Red](https://bit.ly/FM-xtra) (also at [MatterHackers](https://bit.ly/xtrafill)).*
*_These affiliate links give me a commission on sales at no additional cost to you. Thanks for supporting Make Anything!_

PLEATS Pot 001

PLEATS_001_wHoles.stl

MERIDIAN 001 is a lovely stout pot divided through the center. Pair the design with a filament swap for a striking piece that will surely make both you and your plants happy. BONUS: You can always use these pots as containers for other purposes. Scale as you wish to suit your needs :)

This pot includes a drainage hole on the bottom for growing live plants and pairs well with my [200 mm Floating Drip Tray](https://than.gs/m/1027158?affiliateCode=MAKE) to allow for excess runoff.

There was initially a glitch exporting the STL which caused some extra artifacts on the bottom half of the photographed model. I've since fixed that, but included _'MERIDIAN_001_old.stl'_ as well in case you like that look.

**_Printing Guidelines_**
Default print settings should work fine, though you may want to increase wall/shell count to help with water tightness. I used 3 shells, 8 solid top layers, and 15% gyroid infill at 0.16 mm layer height.

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Photographed models were printed on the [Bambu Lab X1-Carbon 3D Printer](https://bit.ly/MA_X1C) using [Bambu Lab Matte PLA filament](https://bit.ly/bamFIL) (and translucent PETG for the top half of the scaled down example).*
*_These affiliate links give me a commission on sales at no additional cost to you. Thanks for supporting Make Anything!_


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