small succulent planter pot (vase mode)

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<p>This 4 inch planter (or flower pot, if you prefer) is designed to be a sturdy, modern, fast-printing planter for small plants and succulents. It also has built-in water drainage. It is designed to be easily printed with a standard 0.4mm nozzle.</p><h3>Print instructions</h3><p>While this model is designed to be printed with a 0.4mm nozzle, it will also work just fine with a 0.6mm or 0.8mm, so everyone can print one!</p><p>Here are some recommended settings and information about the design, to help you get the best print:</p><ul><li>Spiral vase mode / Spiralize outer contour: turn this on, this is how the whole magic works</li><li>Line Width: 0.8mm (<i>this is important, and yes, you can do it with a 0.4mm nozzle</i>)</li><li>Layer Height: 0.3mm (<i>not necessarily required, but anything more and the curves don't work as well</i>)</li><li>Bottom Thickness / Bottom Layers: 1.2mm (e.g. 4 layers at 0.3mm layer height) (<i>this is important to get the best quality bottom with this model</i>)</li><li>Wall speed: 30mm/s (<i>you are pushing a lot of plastic, so a slower speed is best, though if you are confident in your hot end you can go faster</i>)</li><li>Printing Temperature: +10 to +15 degrees hotter than your usual temperature (<i>for example, I usually print PLA at 200, but print this model at 210</i>)</li><li>Flow: 110% (<i>because why not</i>)</li></ul><p><i>Special note for Prusa Slicer</i>: Under <strong>Print Settings &gt; Advanced</strong>, there is a <strong>"Slice gap closing radius"</strong> setting. You need to set this to 0. This is very important.</p><h3>Notes</h3><p>The prints in the photos were printed in Polymaker PolyTerra in watermelon red and mint green on a largely-unmodified Elegoo Neptune 2 with a 0.4mm nozzle.</p>