Hexagonal Space Wedding Planter
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Description
A simple, flat-faced hexagonal planter designed to tessellate easily for bulk printing. The straight walls ensure flawless surface details without the sagging you get on angled faces. Two of the faces feature vertical embossed text with small stars, and the remaining faces carry subtle celestial elements.
- Remix Hooks: Two faces are currently left entirely blank, making this a perfect canvas to map your own constellations, drop in an SVG logo, or add extra text.
- Dimensions: Roughly 90mm across the flats (45mm circumscribed radius) and 60mm tall, with a solid 3mm wall.
- Printing: Prints flat on the base with zero supports required. The straight sides allow them to pack tightly together on the build plate.
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