House Plant Setup With Stackable Moss Pole 3D Printer Model

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Summary

House Plant Setup with Stackable Moss Pole

The design consists of four main parts, which are Saucer, Pot, Moss Pole and Water Cap. They are all connected and mounted to each other using a single piece, which is a circular disk. The design features a snap fit mechanism for assembly. The top of the pot is 8 inches in diameter. The moss pole is designed to be stackable and a single unit is around 8.6 inches long; it is essentially a circular cylinder with a pattern, which is divided into two parts along the longitudinal axis to allow easy installation of moss. The two sides make a perfect cylinder when secured with the mounting disk at top and bottom. The design also features a water cap to self water the moss.

The assembly follows the following order from the bottom to the top:
1) Saucer
2) Pot
3) Mounting Disk
4) Moss Pole
5) Mounting Disk
6) Water Cap

The moss pole can be repeated depending on the desired length. All parts (except the saucer) were 3D printed to show working of the assembly mechanism. There are different versions of the pot: they contain face features, if one wants to go for them. All parts were printed on a print volume of 220 mm x 220 mm x 250 mm.

The recommended print settings are:
Infill: 5%
Infill Pattern: Gyroid
Layer Height: 0.2 mm
Supports: Yes
Support Overhang Angle: 60 degree

The moss pole should be printed horizontally, while all the other parts may be printed up right.

Pot_v2.stl 2.4MB
Pot_v3.stl 1.2MB
Pot_v4.stl 604.2KB
Saucer.stl 330.2KB
Side_1_v2.stl 357.5KB
Side_2_v2.stl 357.5KB
Top_and_Bottom_v2.stl 83.1KB
Water_Cap_v2.stl 1.6MB