Shallow Bowl with Ribbed Bottom

I created this shallow bowl with a ribbed bottom to combine simplicity and functionality. The sides of the bowl are set at a distinct 15º angle, giving it a clean, minimalist look. The ribs at the bottom aren't just for decoration---they help improve airflow, making it perfect for drying items like sponges or small tools.

Locating the Model Files

To access all the model variants, one of the LR2450-XXXX-all.zip files. Each ZIP file contains all sizes for the given side thickness and height. The other model files are just a small sample to show the variety of available sizes.

Dimensions

The dimensions of each model are encoded in the filename. For example, LR2450-S25-H20-D080-W160.3mf corresponds to:

• Side Thickness (S): 2.5mm (S25)
• Height (H): 20mm
• Depth (D): 80mm
• Width (W): 160mm

How to Find the Right Size

In the "Other Files" section you find the PDF LR2450-catalog.pdf with all available sizes of the bowl. At the end of the PDF, there are several tables that let you easily select the right dimension for your project.

Fusion 360 Design

You'll also find a Fusion 360 design file in the files section. This version is ideal for those who want to customize the bowl further. If you're familiar with CAD software, this file allows for easy adjustments and extensions to the existing design.

About the Print Displayed in the Photos

The print shown is the model "LR2450-S35-H40-D120-W200," created on a Prusa XL with a 0.4 mm nozzle and a 0.2 mm layer height. The material used is Fiberlogy Easy PET-G in the color "Vertigo."

In the files section, you'll find an example PrusaSlicer project with basic print settings (Print ...), which you can use as a starting point. For more specific recommendations, see the table below:

Parameter	Description
Orientation	Bowl bottom on the print bed
Nozzle Size	0.4mm, 0.6mm, 0.8mm
Layer Height	0.2mm, 0.35mm, 0.4mm
Filament Materials	PLA, PETG, etc.
Perimeters	2
Infill	Gyroid, 15%

Please Note

The plain, angled sides of the bowl can be tricky to print at larger sizes, especially with PETG, where warping may occur. If you plan to print bowls with a side greater than 160mm, consider using an enclosure for best results.