Anti-gravity Planter

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L'objet est (très) petit, si je le réimprime je l'agrandirai à 110% ou 120% pour qu'une plante (un cactus) puisse réellement y vivre, et les s indispensables. La vidéo est sombre et illisible, et coupée juste au moment des difficultés. Enfin un des bras s'est cassé en équilibrant le pot (plein de terre et planté d'un cactus) donc pas assez solide.
Ce n'est pas bon.

Why is the planter upside down. When you turn it 180 degrees it needs a lot less and printing time..

Complete shit. The seller is a scam artist not a 3D artist. if printed with base flat to the build plate, the direction of the layer lines means the arms snap with the smallest force. if you print rotated by 90 so the arms are horizontal, the layer lines are better but the pot is such a tight fit that the base snapped when trying to fit it in. whats more if you do get it successfully standing, the weight of soil inside exceeds what this structure can successfully balance so the pot hangs crooked. dont waste your money, filament, or time. really shocking.

hi, I own a Etsy shop. I was wondering if I could use your design for my shop. I would like to purchase it, or make an arraignment, please let me know thanks
please email me at: [email protected]

I used a cotton thread, i think that any thin thread will work, and fishing line would be even better than cotton

The YouTube video doesn't mention what type of thread to use? Is it thin fishing line or cotton thread?

I’ve tried with a small channel but due to the part size it had some issue with bed adhesion. So I decided to leave the threads outside, and if the thread is pretty thin (as it should be) you won’t have any issue.
Let me know and thanks for ing!

Printing mine now, just wondering how the threads go sitting between the bottom and the surface the item sits on? Would it have been better to have a small channel on the bottom for the threads to run through?