Nested Pots Using Rhino and Grasshopper

by adelvalle1 in Workshop > 3D Printing

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Nested Pots Using Rhino and Grasshopper

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We had to design and print nested objects using Rhino, grasshopper, Ultimaker Cura, and the Ender 3 3D printer. I design small pots for succulents with a specific space to add handcrafted details to them.

Supplies

  1. Rhino 6
  2. grasshopper
  3. Ultimaker Cura slicer
  4. PLA 3D printing filament
  5. Ender 3
  6. mini pliers

Rhino

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This design was archived by following the instructions provided and with the help of Ana Cardenas. (thank you).

Ultimaker Cura

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I designed three small pots for my succulents plants. They have an indentation made with the idea of gluing a braid made of yarn or macrame as a handcrafter detail.

Downloads

Challenged With the 3D Printer

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The first printing efforts were made using a white filament. There is a possibility the filament absorbed water and became humid. This was causing the filament to constantly break when loading.

Final Pieces

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After changing the filament, the pots were able to print successfully. However. they were not stackable as expected.