130mm Ribbed Pumpkin with tray
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Description
A heavily lobed, pumpkin-shaped planter designed for small to medium houseplants. The outer ribs are deeply pronounced for a natural gourd look, while the interior cavity accurately follows the same scalloped shape to maintain uniform wall thickness and maximize soil volume.
The top and bottom are cleanly sliced—giving it a flat, stable base that won't rock and a wide top opening for easy planting. The base features a 10 mm central drainage hole surrounded by five 8 mm radial holes to prevent root rot.
Dimensions & Setup
- Outer Diameter: 130 mm at the widest point
- Height: 85 mm
- Wall Thickness: ~4 mm
- Printability: The bottom 10 mm of the natural sphere is trimmed off to ensure the starting overhangs are gentle enough to print entirely without supports.
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