"DripCloud"

A self-watering drip system for your plants. Simply add a tiny sponge and add water and watch the clouds rain on your plants!

Or... a really cute place to store some pens!

NOTE

The .3mf are the files that are scaled to size.

This is a work in progress, I am currently making more clouds/ designs for the top. I saw nothing wrong with the original base plate as one screw hole is fine for mounting. Simply add a "pin nail" to your wall and hang, simple. The pot at the bottom is also remixed so I will also be making my own version eventually.

Please slam a like if you think it's cute and please feel free to post your makes, id love to see what people can make!

Anything else, for now, see the link in the bio or send a message on Thingiverse.

Don't forget to follow on Instagram @LittleFox3DPrinting for the latest!

Anycubic

All-metal Mega

Doesn't Matter

Yes

200

10-20

Layer Height 0.2mm
Initial Layer Height 0.3mm
Initial Layer Line Width 130-140%

Wall Count 2-3
Top Layers is different for everything
Top Layers (Clouds, should be close to 1)
Top Layers for everything else can be 6
Bottom Layers 6
Bottom Pattern (Your Choice) I used lines.
Fill Gaps Between Walls

Infill 10-20 %
Pattern (Your Choice)

Temp (Your Choice) I used 195
Build Plate temp (Your Choice) I used 60
Flow 100%

Speed (ah, the speed)
I used print speed 50mm/s
Support speed at 7mm/s
Travel 90mm/s
Initial Layer Speed 10mm/s
Slow Layers 1

Retraction On
Distance 6mm/s
Retraction Speed 30mm/s
Combing Mode (Your Choice) I used All.
z Hop On
Z Hop Height 0.2mm

Cooling On
100 %
Reg Fan at Layer 2 (although you know your printer)

Support On
Normal
Touching Buildplate
60 % Overhang Angle
Patten Triangles
Connect Support Lines
Support Roof
Support Density 15%

Adhesion
I use brim
Width 4mm
Count4
Only on outside

Special modes
All At Once

This is a remix of 3DPVDB's Wall Flower Mount made in 2014, although the remix section of Thingiverse would not populate and find his so I tagged it this way.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:603982

I downloaded the original file and essentially ripped it apart in Fusion 360, made my own cloud and shapes, using the original pot/mount/clips, and then put everything back together again with my pieces making sure everything fit with multiple prints.

Wa-La! We have "DripCloud"