Curved honeycomb vase

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F.A.Q 1. You can sell your prints on Etsy etc. 2. Don't ask me for a permission, instead read a License on a left (it's CC - Attribution SA) 3. I don't need your cut. Instead if you like a model or you making a profit out of it - donate (https://paypal.me/eggnot1) me a small amount. 4. License is for a 3d/STL file and NOT for a PHOTO / other content (you can't sell your prints using my photo, do your own photo of your print). DESCRIPTION: Just a couple of modifiers to give Honeycomb vase(by radus) more stable bottom. Also i think it looks more organic. Done in Blender 3d, .blend file is attached. [sotvlSpiral-Vase.stl] is a solid shape. you should print it in "Spiralize Contour"(Cura) or "Spiral Vase"(Slic3r). Ts is not waterproof, as it will be small holes on a way up from bottom. So, it is not good for water, but soil is ok. [sotvlthick 1,2mm] - with a proper thickness calculation. 1mm and 2mm thick respectfully. probably waterproof... but not tested by myself with a print yet. Slice and print as a usual thing, not in vase mode. [sotvlthick-Blender.stl] is thick/thin shape. should be ok for usual print and waterproof, but need more testing with prints. At current state, it seems it less reliable compared to sotvlthick 1,2mm. [sotvl.blend] - source Blender3d file, shape and thickness can be changed there. (for advanced users) <div<h1 class="thing-component-header summary summary"Summary</h1<div<h3F.A.Q</h3<ol<li<pYou <strongcan</strong sell your prints on Etsy etc.</p</li<li<p<strongDon't</strong ask me for a permission, instead <strongread a License</strong on a left (it's <emCC - Attribution SA</em)</p</li<li<pI <strongdon't</strong need your cut. Instead if you like a model or you making a profit out of it - <a rel="nofollow" href="https://paypal.me/eggnot1"donate</a me a small amount.</p</li<liLicense is for a 3d/STL file and <strongNOT</strong for a <strongPHOTO</strong / other content<br(you can't sell your prints using my photo, <strongdo your own photo of your print</strong).</li</ol<h3DESCRIPTION:</h3<pJust a couple of modifiers to give Honeycomb vase(by radus) more stable bottom. Also i think it looks more organic. Done in Blender 3d, .blend file is attached.</p<p[<strongsotvlSpiral-Vase.stl</strong] is a solid shape. you should print it in "Spiralize Contour"(Cura) or "Spiral Vase"(Slic3r). Ts is <strongnot</strong waterproof, as it will be small holes on a way up from bottom. So, it is not good for water, but soil is ok.</p<p[<strongsotvlthick</strong 1,2mm] - with a proper thickness calculation. 1mm and 2mm thick respectfully. probably waterproof... but not tested by myself with a print yet. Slice and print as a usual thing, <strongnot</strong in vase mode.</p<p[<strongsotvlthick-Blender.stl</strong] is thick/thin shape. should be ok for usual print and waterproof, but need more testing with prints. At current state, it seems it <strongless reliable</strong compared to <emsotvl<emthick</em</em 1,2mm.</p<p[<strongsotvl.blend</strong] - source Blender3d file, shape and thickness can be changed there. (for advanced users)</p</div</div

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