watering can spout replacement 3d models

Dodecahedron based watering can inspired by: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4938784 Optimal build room usage, no printing support needed. ... Standard print settings.

Small dodecahedron based watering can for your bonsai, cacti etc.. ... I recommend blocking supports on the nozzle side, it prints just fine without them.

A nozzle for a watering can requires possibly smaller nozzle holes. ...It is designed to fit diameters of approximately 25mm and 28mm.

3D STL file watering can indoor, please check the wall before print if you want to print size smaller than default.

An easy to print watering can, no support needed. ... Printing: - PETG/PLA - 0.6mm nozzle - 0.25 layer height - 25% infill - Brim recommended

Stylish watering can Size of stl file: aprox Z 100 mm - X 47 mm - Y 55 mm scale at your needs

A simple Watering can. Easy to clean. ...I printed without supports and only had to do minimal sanding of the handle.

Design for a big watering can, the handle is made from a piece of wood (28mm) and secured with some M4 screws.

Watering Can Attachment The disc is only for a better print result .Just rip it off. ... It fits for a 27mm diameter

This is a minimalist mini watering can for all of your small needs. ...It has a sleek design with an ergonomic handle and looks great for display.

Once you've done that, screw the watering can nozzle onto the can tightly, making sure it's watertight by applying some putty around the edges. Finally, fill the can up with water, and you're ready to go! ...You can also get creative and print out...

... look. As is, this watering can works perfectly fine, but I may tweak its design a bit later on to make it even better. The vase behind my watering can is an awesome design by Sashko, available here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2203039.

Simply recycle your PET bottles as a versatile watering can! Printing is a breeze, taking around 4 hours to complete, and makes watering an enjoyable experience. ...I highly recommend adding supports for the screw part - take a look at the images and...

... user-friendly; no great strength is required to push it firmly into the ground. For larger plants, as many devices can be added as needed. With this device, you can enjoy a worry-free weekend getaway without concern for who will water your plants.

This is a watering can that can be fully 3D printed. ... It is composed of two parts, the handle and the can itslef, that are required to be glue together.

This is a simple can which you can use for watering your plants/flowers, or for any purpose you need it. ...It can hold about 2-300ml of liquid.

... for taking care of your household plants. ...With more people creating a natural workspace by using small cacti and succulents, this can is easy to hide away and is completely water-tight. ...Your plants will definitely appreciate the extra attention!

Hi, I made a tube extender for my watering can because I couldn't find one with a long nose. It has a smoother water flow and lets me get closer to the soil without having to open any holes. ...You can adjust the size of the tube's diameter in your...

I recently stumbled upon a 3D printed small watering can created using PLA with an incredibly thin layer thickness of 0.15mm, which required zero infill to print. ... The design I discovered can be found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:547900 and...

... files. The .step file results in a smoother finish (See the marble PLA photo), while the .stl has small triangles from the approximation of the curved faces by fusion 360 (See the blue watering can). ...The gcode was generated from the .step file.

... the hole located near the fingers with about 10 fl oz. of water. The watering can effectively functions when held by the handle and tilted outward where the water can flow through the opening on the thumb. ...Happy Printing and Gardening!</p>

... by filling the hole located near the fingers with about 10 fl oz. of water. The watering can effectively functions when held by the handle and tilted outward where the water can flow through the opening on the thumb. ...Happy Printing and Gardening!

This is small watering can. ...It allows precise watering of small plants.The skewed position on the printing plate creates a nice angular pattern.Designed for print without any supports.&nbsp;Tips for printing:Since print will hold water I suggest...

Designed this watering can similar to IKEA ones since i needed a smaller one than you can buy in stores and the ones already on here always used to spill.

A small watering can that I designed for my small plant. ...It can be printed in vase mode though I do recommend making the printer slightly overextrude for this to make sure it is watertight.

This is a small-sized watering can I designed for my apartment. You'll be able to seize the handle correctly if you have small hands. ...If not, you can still grab it but not with the entire hand.

This is a medium-sized watering can I designed for my apartment. I had to make it small enough so it can fit into my printer. You'll be able to seize the handle correctly if you have small hands. ...

Plug to transform a plastic bottle into a functional watering can for watering your plants, has 42 holes distributed throughout the nozzle with various geometric patterns. ... No support is needed to be printed, it is printed with the nozzle touching...

This is a dead simple, palm sized watering can with extra long watering tube for accessing tight targets. I printed mine from eSUN ABS+ with 0.2 mm layers, 4 top / 4 bottom / 4 perimeter layers, 15% gyroid infill. ...No support neccessary.

I wanted a small watering can for my kid to play and help us in the garden. I did not wanted a toy-looking one so I designed that one. Also great to water small window planters. Small one is 80 %, both PLA and PETG print good and most often...