Grinder pot

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Well, you might have around in your kitchen some grinders for pepper, salt, whatever. They are usually pretty high devices that tend to fall from their normal standing position. The solution would simply be to provide a kind of support that will (oh, physics!) enlarge the area of the base, or kind of a "roots" to make it more stable on the table top. We got inspired from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:26227 *), on the root part and created a... grinder pot. After trying with PLA/PHA from ColorFabb, we decided to give SemiFlex a try and it was a good thought. L.E. Printed one in Taulman's t-glase Red. Used same settings as for SemiFlex :) *) We do think this is not a derivative of the inspirational model, but just a brand new model with a totally different destination and definitely made for 3D printing! **) The pictures also feature this vase http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:481268 and these super flowers http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:240158. Instructions Printed in SemiFlex (Fenner Drives) Sapphire and Midnight. 0,4 mm nozzle and 0,5 mm extrusion width 0.2 mm layer height, 0, 3 mm for first layer 30 mm/s printing speed, 20 mm/s for the first layer constant speed for all parts of the layer 240 Celsius for extruder and 40 Celsius for the bed (covered with BuildTak) Some fan (50%) used for cooling.