bonsaiDerek
Mame
ahh, thanks,...... any idea what it would cost to print it?
Humanti pots
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RJG2
Omono
I've honestly never looked into 3D printing services (I have a printer), but I'd guess it's $3-$10 worth of material, depending on type and size printed (PETG would probably be best material for outdoor use).
Looks like there are quite a few free models on Thingiverse:
Search Thingiverse - Thingiverse
Download files and build them with your 3D printer, laser cutter, or CNC.
www.thingiverse.com
I see Nigel has uploaded a couple, ha.
RJG2
Omono
And a tip: I think a lot of libraries have 3D printers nowadays (I know ours has a couple) - not sure what what the rules surrounding them are though (do you pay for materials? print time?).
Tibor
Mame
RJG2
Omono
Ez nagyon kedves tőled! Megpróbálom kinyomtatni, és teszek egy példát.
Tibor
Mame
Thank you, there was a little confusion: the plan that can be printed will always be free. The concrete implementation will be on the Meska side, there is the price of the piece.
Tibor
Mame
Thank you, there was a little confusion: the plan that can be printed will always be free. The concrete implementation will be on the Meska side, there is the price of the piece.
Potawatomi13
Imperial Masterpiece
Like feet only on 7 as sturdy appearance, best stability. Narrow footprint/inset feet makes pot tipsy/less stable
. Can do with clay, cement?
. Can do with clay, cement?
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My name is Tibor Hunka, my name is Humanti. My goal is to develop and manufacture concrete bonsai bowls with maximum consideration for the customer's needs.
I achieve this by planning in Fusion 360 software, to find out what the customer can see. This is how a dialogue develops. The final version is made with the manufacturer's tools, Laser cutting.
Composite composition of the concrete: UHPC + polymer admixture. My production technology is done on a patented device.
My contact: hunka.tibor51@gmail.com
My products can be purchased on the Meska website: HumantiHumanti
I achieve this by planning in Fusion 360 software, to find out what the customer can see. This is how a dialogue develops. The final version is made with the manufacturer's tools, Laser cutting.
Composite composition of the concrete: UHPC + polymer admixture. My production technology is done on a patented device.
My contact: hunka.tibor51@gmail.com
My products can be purchased on the Meska website: HumantiHumanti
RJG2
Omono
Pot-7 at 60% scale (largest I could fit on my print bed). Bottom shrunk a bit and didn't come out great, but it's salvageable to use as a training pot. First time printing something that large in PETG
Anyone know something that would look good in a florescent orange pot (it's all I had in the correct material)?
I can always paint it.
@bonsaiDerek
Anyone know something that would look good in a florescent orange pot (it's all I had in the correct material)?
I can always paint it.@bonsaiDerek
mwar15
Omono
I like it!!Pot-7 at 60% scale (largest I could fit on my print bed). Bottom shrunk a bit and didn't come out great, but it's salvageable to use as a training pot. First time printing something that large in PETG
Anyone know something that would look good in a florescent orange pot (it's all I had in the correct material)?
@bonsaiDerek
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bonsaiDerek
Mame
looks nice... what was the approximate cost of the materials?
RJG2
Omono
Probably about $6. 125m of filament; a roll has about 320m and costs about $20. But it did take 26 hours to print... I'm sure some newer printers are faster.
mwar15
Omono
What are the dimensions? Is this the first pot you have done?Pot-7 at 60% scale (largest I could fit on my print bed). Bottom shrunk a bit and didn't come out great, but it's salvageable to use as a training pot. First time printing something that large in PETG
Anyone know something that would look good in a florescent orange pot (it's all I had in the correct material)?
@bonsaiDerek
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RJG2
Omono
Interior is about 8"x5.75"x1.25" at 60% @Tibor's original model size, which is about as large as my printer can go (could go quite a bit higher vertically though).
Definitely the first pot I've tried to print. If I were to do it again, I'd split the bottom off, print separately, and glue them together. Part of the problem with the print was needing a bunch of printed support under it, which isn't reliable and made the bottom warp (and is wasteful).
Definitely the first pot I've tried to print. If I were to do it again, I'd split the bottom off, print separately, and glue them together. Part of the problem with the print was needing a bunch of printed support under it, which isn't reliable and made the bottom warp (and is wasteful).
Tibor
Mame
Can I have a picture of the bottom?Pot-7 at 60% scale (largest I could fit on my print bed). Bottom shrunk a bit and didn't come out great, but it's salvageable to use as a training pot. First time printing something that large in PETG
Anyone know something that would look good in a florescent orange pot (it's all I had in the correct material)?
@bonsaiDerek
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