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This spiral vase was designed specifically for spiral vase mode. 

It prints quickly with just one outer wall and no support. 

I suggest using a large nozzle, line width, and layer height. I also suggest printing in spiral vase mode with 4 bottom layers and only 1 outer wall.  

Spiral Vase (Vase No. 2)

This spiral vase was designed specifically for spiral vase mode. 

It prints quickly with just one outer wall and no support. 

I suggest using a large nozzle, line width, and layer height. I also suggest printing in spiral vase mode with 4 bottom layers and only 1 outer wall.  

Spiral Vase

The radial ribs on these vases create interesting effects when printed with multicolor filament. Be sure to print in “Vase” or “Spiralized” mode!

See here for video: https://youtu.be/abKomUYQukU 

This download includes small, medium, and large versions. 

More radial rib designs:
Fin Vases Square: https://than.gs/m/914327 

More multicolor vase designs:
Stinkhorm Vase https://than.gs/m/912791 

AI generated description:

Discover the unique Radial Rib Vases 3D model on thangs.com. Designed by DaveMakesStuff, these vases boast a distinctive radial rib texture that produces fascinating effects when printed with multi-color filament. These models provide an amazing addition to your home & garden decor. Please ensure to print in "Vase" or "Spiralized" mode for the best results. 

The downloaded zip file includes three different sizes: small, medium, and large, offering variety and versatility for your decorating needs. Explore more radial rib designs like the Fin Vases Square, and an assortment of multi-color vase designs like the Stinkhorm Vase on thangs.com to elevate your 3D printing projects. 

Make sure to view the different images and the video tutorial linked in the original description for a detailed visual reference. These 3D models are not just objects but a creative blend of style and technology in the world of 3D printing. Visit thangs.com now, and add the Radial Rib Vases to your collection of 3D models.

Radial Rib Vases

Radial Rib Vase (Large).stl

This cross-section model of a nautilus shell demonstrates one of the nicest natural examples of a logarithmic spiral.

See here for video: https://youtu.be/pzPjslekszg 

Print as oriented to get nice, crisp lines on the inner chambers. Raise the model off the build plate 3mm or so and generate tree supports underneath to support the contoured bottom surface.


Nautilus Shell Cross Section

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Here is another vase model but this time with a double twist.

It is specifically designed to be printed in spiral vase mode, printing with one continuous outer wall, to print quickly, without a seam and no support.

I suggest using a large nozzle, line width, and layer height. I also suggest printing in spiral vase mode with 4 bottom layers and only 1 outer wall.

If you like this, take a look at my other models :)

Double Twist Vase (Vase No. 5)

Here is another vase model but this time with a double twist.

It is specifically designed to be printed in spiral vase mode, printing with one continuous outer wall, to print quickly, without a seam and no support.

I suggest using a large nozzle, line width, and layer height. I also suggest printing in spiral vase mode with 4 bottom layers and only 1 outer wall.

If you like this, take a look at my other models :)

Some simple seashells based modelled from the common Turritellid seashell. 

See here for video: https://youtu.be/dUEOYucI38k 

The small spiral has six logarithmic revolutions; the large spiral has ten logarithmic revolutions.

Short: https://than.gs/m/929031 
Long: https://than.gs/m/929033 

Print as oriented with the larger end down. Raise the model off the build plate about 3mm and generate tree supports underneath. It is best to print at least two at a time for best results.

AI generated description:

Explore the mesmerizing world of marine life with this artistically crafted 3D model of the Turritellid seashell. Crafted by the visionary designer DaveMakesStuff, this model reflects the intricate details of the seashell, boasting six logarithmic revolutions for the small spiral and ten for the larger one. This stunning piece can bring an oceanic charm to any setting in "Arts & Entertainment". This 3D model offers DIY enthusiasts and hobbyists an engaging experience. Print as oriented with the larger end down, ensuring the model is raised about 3mm off the build plate with the help of tree supports. Printing at least two at a time yields the best results. Dive into the world of 3D printing with this Turritellid Seashell model for an amazing crafting experience.

Turritellid Seashell (long)

Some simple seashells based modelled from the common Turritellid seashell. 

See here for video: https://youtu.be/dUEOYucI38k 

The small spiral has six logarithmic revolutions; the large spiral has ten logarithmic revolutions.

Small:
Large:

Print as oriented with the larger end down. Raise the model off the build plate about 3mm and generate tree supports underneath. It is best to print at least two at a time for best results.

AI generated description:


Some simple seashells based modelled from the common Turritellid seashell. 

See here for video: https://youtu.be/dUEOYucI38k 

The small spiral has six logarithmic revolutions; the large spiral has ten logarithmic revolutions.

Short: https://than.gs/m/929031 
Long: https://than.gs/m/929033 

Print as oriented with the larger end down. Raise the model off the build plate about 3mm and generate tree supports underneath. It is best to print at least two at a time for best results.

AI generated description:

Explore the mesmerizing beauty of the ocean with this intricately designed 3D model based on the common Turritellid seashell. Our "Arts & Entertainment" category features this stunning piece that reflects the elegance of natural spiral patterns found in seashells. Keeps in mind, the small spiral in this 3D model has six logarithmic revolutions, while the larger one captivates with ten logarithmic revolutions. This ensures an authentic representation of the Turritellid Seashell. Artists will appreciate the attention to detail and the inspiration it brings. Printing instructions recommend positioning the model with the larger end down. For optimal results, print at least two at a time. Delve into the wonders of marine life with the Turritellid Seashell 3D model. Preview images of this 3D model are available to envision the finished product before you start your 3D printing project. Experience the fascinating world brought to you by DaveMakesStuff at thangs.com.

Turritellid Seashell (short)

Turritellid Seashell (Short).stl

**_If you're downloading/viewing this, please throw me a like to help me out in Thangs' spring themed MakerMadness contest! _**

A super easy to print little egg, perfect for filling up with treats ready to hand out at Easter! 

The 'Egg Whole' has just been uploaded for visualisation purposes, you only need to print the top and base parts. Both parts can be printed with no supports at all. 

The base just snaps on and off so no tricky threads to print either!

Pink print pictured is printed in Polyterra PLA. To help with scale, it's filled with chocolate eggs which are a little bigger than Cadbury mini eggs! This model should scale up or down quite well though!

 #MakerMadness 

Spiral (Easter) Egg Box - Easy Print, No Supports

Egg Whole (DO NOT PRINT)

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Here is another twisted vase model.
 
It is specifically designed to be printed in spiral vase mode, printing with one continuous outer wall, to print quickly, without a seam and no support. 

I suggest using a large nozzle, line width, and layer height. I also suggest printing in spiral vase mode with 4 bottom layers and only 1 outer wall.

Twist Vase (Vase No. 4)

Here is another twisted vase model.
 
It is specifically designed to be printed in spiral vase mode, printing with one continuous outer wall, to print quickly, without a seam and no support. 

I suggest using a large nozzle, line width, and layer height. I also suggest printing in spiral vase mode with 4 bottom layers and only 1 outer wall.

These “Heartbeat Vases” are modifications of the full thickness “Heartbeat Vases” listed below. They are designed to be printed in “vase” or “spiralized” mode to save on time and materials. 

Spiralized printing also results in a much smoother and consistent outer surface making it a great slicing technique to use with multicolour filament.

Measurements in file name indicate approximate inside height.

See here for video of full thickness models: https://youtu.be/vOIxj584jOs 

Download full-thickness models here:
Small (50mm): https://social.thangs.com/m/697442 
Medium (70mm): https://social.thangs.com/m/697467 
Large (90mm): https://social.thangs.com/m/697493


Heartbeat Vases (For Spiralized Printing)

Heartbeat Spiralize Vase 90mm.stl

Three sizes of “Ice Bubbles” designed for spiralized printing to maximize translucency and minimize material and print time. These are great prints for your clear or translucent filaments!

See here for video: https://youtu.be/xJ5POHSJL1I 

Files are provided for 30mm, 40mm, and 50mm diameter balls. You will need to print two pieces to make one ball. When printed with a 0.5mm nozzle, the balls require 3g, 5.4g, 8.4g of filament. That means 1kg of filament you could make approximately 333 small Ice Balls!

Here are some recommendations for spiralized printing:
- Use thick layer heights, 0.2mm or greater
- Set your “Bottom Layer” to 1
- Try using a skirt for bed adhesion, but if that is not working then try a brim. You will just have to remove the brim afterwards
- If you get funny stringing on the top layer, try moving the z-seam alignment around

AI generated description:

Explore the exquisite collection of 3D models on Thangs.com, featuring "Ice Bubbles" designed by DaveMakesStuff. These models bring a touch of novelty to your home & garden decorations, incorporating a unique element of translucency due to spiralized printing methods. The design minimizes both print time and material consumption, making it an efficient choice for 3D printing enthusiasts. These models are especially attractive when printed with clear or translucent filaments, further enhancing their ice bubble visuals.

The ice bubbles come in three different sizes: 30mm, 40mm, and 50mm, each requiring two printed pieces to complete a single ball. With a 0.5mm nozzle, the balls require 3g, 5.4g, and 8.4g of filament respectively. This means that with a single 1kg filament roll, one can produce approximately 333 small Ice Balls, perfect for decorating your space or hosting a themed party!

It is recommended to use thick layer heights of 0.2mm or greater for spiralized printing. Customize your settings to a 'Bottom Layer' of 1. For bed adhesion, you may use a skirt, but a brim can be adopted if the skirt proves ineffective, with the brim being removable afterwards. If you encounter stringing on the top layer, try adjusting the z-seam alignment for better results. Utilize these unique 3D models to bring a cool aesthetic to your home and garden décor. Check the images to have a better understanding of the final product and achieve the best-printed output for these unique Ice Ball designs.

Ice Bubbles

Ice Bubble 50mm.stl

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Here is vase number 7, it is a unique twisting and crossing pattern. 

It is specifically designed to be printed in spiral vase mode, printing with one continuous outer wall, to print quickly, without a seam and no support.

I suggest using a large nozzle, line width, and layer height. I also suggest printing in spiral vase mode with 4 bottom layers and only 1 outer wall.

If you like this, take a look at my other models :)

Twisted cross Vase (Vase No. 7)

Here is vase number 7, it is a unique twisting and crossing pattern. 

It is specifically designed to be printed in spiral vase mode, printing with one continuous outer wall, to print quickly, without a seam and no support.

I suggest using a large nozzle, line width, and layer height. I also suggest printing in spiral vase mode with 4 bottom layers and only 1 outer wall.

If you like this, take a look at my other models :)

To me, much of the beauty of seashells lies in the geometrical surfaces that are hidden inside. Finding ways to visualize and appreciate these surface means opening up sections of the outer shell to peer inside.

See here for video: https://youtu.be/MdB6Z_DHzv4 

This design models the mathematically precise inner geometry of an “ideal” seashell. The spiral, shell thickness, texture and apertures are all created using logarithmic algorithms.

I invite you to “remix” this model by importing it in to your favourite stl editor and finding ways to slice it or open it up in ways that expose interesting perspectives on the inner shapes and surfaces. Consider adding some sort of function such as storage, display or jewelry.

I encourage you to post your remixes on Thangs using the “Remix” feature (https://blog.thangs.com/thangs-101-remixes-c415d6c93af3) and to tag me in social media posts so that I can share your work with others!

The download includes the full shell, as well as an example of a cross-section cut.

AI generated description:

Explore the spectacular 3D model of a Plain Seashell for Remixing on Thangs.com, beautifully crafted by the distinguished designer, DaveMakesStuff. Nestled under the 'Arts & Entertainment' category, this piece flawlessly captures the hidden geometrical surfaces and sublime beauty of seashell interiors. The model shows the logarithmically devised spiral, shell thickness and texture, and apertures with mathematical precision. The stunning digital rendering allows artists to 'remix' it by segmenting or opening it in different ways, showcasing intriguing views on the inner shapes and surfaces. Turn it into a unique storage piece, display or jewelry – the possibilities are endless. The download of the model includes the full shell along with an example of a cross-section cut. Express your creativity by sharing your remixes on Thangs, tagging DaveMakesStuff in your social media posts to share your creations and inspire others. Engage with the Thangs community while delving into the intricacies of seashell geometry with the Plain Seashell for Remixing 3D model.

Plain Seashell for Remixing

Plain Seashell Sample Cross Section.stl

Each tree in this set of five “Ripple Trees” has a unique ripple pattern. 

See here for video: https://youtu.be/uOLQTG01FQM 

The files are intended to be printed in “vase” or “spiralized” mode. This makes the prints quick and easy, using a minimal amount of material.

If you want to be able to “nest” the trees together as shown in the video, set “Bottom Layer” to zero. 

Add some bottom layers for a sturdier print.


Ripple Trees

Ripple Trees Display only do not print.stl

Spiral Tile for hextraction - can act as a trap for balls with too much or too little momentum! 
This is an older design of mine that I have only just printed and found it to actually work!!
Fusion Source: https://a360.co/3Xa32DW

Hextraction - Spiral Tiral

Spiral tile.step

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Here is a twisted vase mode print with an interesting profile. It looks great with coextrusion filaments.

It prints quickly with just one outer wall and no support.

I suggest using a large nozzle, line width, and layer height. I also suggest printing in spiral vase mode with 4 bottom layers and only 1 outer wall.

#makermay

Spiral urn (Vase No. 3)

Here is a twisted vase mode print with an interesting profile. It looks great with coextrusion filaments.

It prints quickly with just one outer wall and no support.

I suggest using a large nozzle, line width, and layer height. I also suggest printing in spiral vase mode with 4 bottom layers and only 1 outer wall.

#makermay

Spiral urn (vaseNo3)

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Here is diamond pattern vase model.

It is specifically designed to be printed in spiral vase mode, printing with one continuous outer wall, to print quickly, without a seam and no support.

I suggest using a large nozzle, line width, and layer height. I also suggest printing in spiral vase mode with 4 bottom layers and only 1 outer wall.

If you like this, take a look at my other models :)

Diamond Vase (Vase No. 6)

Here is diamond pattern vase model.

It is specifically designed to be printed in spiral vase mode, printing with one continuous outer wall, to print quickly, without a seam and no support.

I suggest using a large nozzle, line width, and layer height. I also suggest printing in spiral vase mode with 4 bottom layers and only 1 outer wall.

If you like this, take a look at my other models :)

These files are for Personal Use Only. If you would like a Commercial License to sell prints made from these designs, please join me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/kazitoad

This is a cool dragon patterned vase.

It is specifically designed to be printed in spiral vase mode, printing with one continuous outer wall, to print quickly, without a seam and no support.

This one has some overhangs so it probably will not be watertight (depending on your print settings).

I suggest using a large nozzle, line width, and layer height. I also suggest printing in spiral vase mode with 4 bottom layers and only 1 outer wall.

If you like this, take a look at my other models :)

Dragon Vase - med (Vase No. 9) 

This is a cool dragon patterned vase.

It is specifically designed to be printed in spiral vase mode, printing with one continuous outer wall, to print quickly, without a seam and no support.

This one has some overhangs so it probably will not be watertight (depending on your print settings).

I suggest using a large nozzle, line width, and layer height. I also suggest printing in spiral vase mode with 4 bottom layers and only 1 outer wall.

If you like this, take a look at my other models :)

An easy-to-print spiraled vase, designed to be printed in ‘vase mode’.

With it's striped texture and elegant shape it goes really well with dried flowers. 

Size: 8.4 x 20 cm (scale as you like)
Print time: 2.5 - 3.5 hours 

If you have any questions, feel free to send me a message. I am happy to help. 

Happy printing.

Non-commercial use only.

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0.4mm (preferably 0.6 or larger)
0.2 mm layer height
+0.6 - 0.8mm layer width
35 - 45mm/sec print speed
Spiral Vase Mode enabled (Spiralize outer contours in Cura)

 Spiraled Vase, Vase Mode, Slimprint 

An easy to print, decorative bowl.

No supports are needed for this model - you shouldn't need a brim or anything else either! 

Spiral Bowl (Support Free)

A slot together 6 part Jigsaw Vase.
This is a collaborative design with 3DPrintBunny.
Print in vase mode.
Download the faceted part (printed in gold) on this page and the loopy part (seen in purple) here: https://social.thangs.com/m/63075

Jigsaw Vase 6 part Facets

A slot together 6 part Jigsaw Vase.
This is a collaborative design with 3DPrintBunny.
Download the faceted part (printed in gold) on this page and the loopy part (seen in purple) here: 

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