Tessellating Space Wedding Planter
Created 3 months ago
Description
A robust, hexagonal planter intended for bulk printing as a wedding favour. It features completely vertical walls allowing multiple units to pack tightly side-by-side without gaps.
- Printability: Zero-support geometry optimized for FDM slicing in batches.
- Engravings: Deeply set names ("Dan & Ash"), a stacked numerical date separated by varied stars, and the Orion constellation.
- Aesthetic: Clean, minimalist lines offset by randomized 2D star placements around the main text.
- Clearance: Engraved elements are kept clear of the face edges to ensure crisp lines on all sharp corners.
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