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Ripple Spiral Vase

From $46.20or $7.70/mo for 6 mo.
MaterialSelected: PLA
Surface FinishNone

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SizeLongest edge: 99 mm
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99 × 73 × 63 mm
168 cm³ · ~208 g (PLA)
About the size of a coffee mug
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About the size of a coffee mug
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Material · PLA$25.20
Finish · None$0.00
Shipping (parcel)$21.00
Subtotal (×1)$46.20
Total$46.20
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A parametric vase built from the geometry of water rings. 128 spiral segments twist through a continuous gradient, so light keeps moving no matter where you stand. Interior is sealed for direct hydroponics.

Specifications

91%
Printability
168 cm³
Volume
469K
Triangles
Yes
Watertight
Dimensions
3.9 in
Length
2.5 in
Width
2.9 in
Height
Source: GLB · 32 MBpla / petg / resin

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  • Deep Space Lab@deepspacelab4 days ago

    Would a 0.2 mm layer height hurt the transition at the top?

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  • Marcus Reed@marcusreed11 days ago

    The way this is engineered is genuinely clever. Zero supports, one piece.

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  • Atelier Neuf@atelier911 days ago

    Appreciate a creator who actually publishes tolerances.

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  • Sarah Okafor@sarahokafor15 days ago

    Try it in Wolf Grey — the finish in person is excellent.

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  • Jonah Bell16 days ago

    Scaled to 150% and got some corner lift. A brim sorted it out.

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  • Atelier Neuf@atelier919 days ago

    Third one I have printed. Makes a great gift every time.

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  • Marcus Reed@marcusreed24 days ago

    Dry fit was perfect, no interference anywhere.

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  • Theo Marsh29 days ago

    The way this is engineered is genuinely clever. Zero supports, one piece.

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  • Priya Raman1 month ago

    Just came off the printer — detail is way better than I expected, layer lines are basically invisible.

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