concrete pot molds 3d models

Manufacture the amount of concrete pots you want with this practical mold, the model 3 of is an elegant model perfect for indoor or outdoor home with a very attractive and modern design. This mold is composed of 3 different parts 2 walls and the...

Is a Square Concrete Pot Mold, With some traditional nuts and bolts you'll be fine. ...Does not need supports.

Is a Spherical Concrete Pot Mold, With some traditional nuts and bolts you'll be fine. ...Does not need supports.

Is a Cylindrical Concrete Pot Mold, With some traditional nuts and bolts you'll be fine. ...Does not need supports.

Is a Geometric Concrete Pot Mold, With some traditional nuts and bolts you'll be fine. Need supports for the inner part. ...(P2)

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/concrete-pot-tray-mold And take a look my other pots :) https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/concrete-cube-pot-mold https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/the-jurassic-concrete-pot...

Is a Spherical Concrete Pot Mold 8cm long and 6cm height You'll need aprox: -110 ml water -110 ml fast cement (wothout compact it)

I attempted to reimagine Gaudí's unique chimney aesthetic within the confines of concrete planters. ... For additional insights, visit: https://www.instructables.com/id/Concrete-Pots-in-Gaudi-Style/

This is a concrete tray mold for my concrete pots. You need flexible filament for this.   Print the mold with flexible material. Use some pettroleum jelly (vaseline) on the sufaces of mold. Seal edges of the mold. Mix concreate and water, then pour...

This is a mold designed specifically for creating concrete pots, and I've been testing its printability with PLA filament. However, I would strongly advise against using it in conjunction with a vibration table, as this can lead to poor separation...

This is a mold specifically designed for creating concrete pots. I originally printed it using PLA, but I would advise against using a vibration table with this particular mold. To ensure smooth release from the mold, consider applying a lubricant to...

A remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3083125, modified specifically for use as mold for concrete pot. Here you have 2 STLs for print, a complete version and a middle part version. ...Select that you prefer.

Use a sturdy 4-piece base mold made from concrete to create a beautiful pot, along with matching sides that lock securely in place. ...For best results, apply Desamoldaste during the crafting process to achieve professional-looking flowerspots.

... or ABS. Use some pettroleum jelly (vaseline) on the sufaces of mold. Assemble the mold and fix it with clips. Mix concreate and water, then pour into the mold. Tap the mold gently to remove air bubbles. Cure concrete 1~2 days and remove the mold.

... PLA or ABS. Use some petroleum jelly (vaseline) on the sufaces of mold. Assemble the mold and fix it with clips. Mix concreate and water, then pour into the mold. Tap the mold gently to remove air bubbles. Cure concrete 1~2 days and remove the mold.

... or ABS. Use some pettroleum jelly (vaseline) on the sufaces of mold. Assemble the mold and fix it with clips. Mix concreate and water, then pour into the mold. Tap the mold gently to remove air bubbles. Cure concrete 1~2 days and remove the mold.

... or ABS. Use some pettroleum jelly (vaseline) on the sufaces of mold. Assemble the mold and fix it with clips. Mix concreate and water, then pour into the mold. Tap the mold gently to remove air bubbles. Cure concrete 1~2 days and remove the mold.

This design is perfect for creating a mold for a concrete pot. I've been experimenting with printing it using PLA, but I wouldn't recommend using it in conjunction with a vibration table without some extra precautions. To ensure smooth separation...

This is my first try at creating a mold for a concrete pot. It is almost the largest mold you can make with the Prusa I3. You need to use a mold release. You can get special concrete mold release or you can use most of a can of non-stick cooking...

Once assembled, mix some concrete and pour it into the mold. You can print it in any size you desire !! Combine scales: 1 + 0.8 + 0.6 and you'll have the three beautiful combos of the first picture. The molds last at least five times - With a slow...

This sleek mold crafts a rugged concrete low-poly skull vessel perfect for showcasing succulents and vibrant plants.

Geometric Concrete Planter Mold. This is a straightforward project that I created. With just three parts of PLA, you can make this impressive geometric planter or pot for numerous uses. Simply print two (mirroring) sides and the internal piece, then...

. ...Reusable cement mold. REMEMBER TO USE OIL ON THE WALLS TO AVOID EXCESS OF ADHESION. I also advise putting a plastic in the inner mold to facilitate unmolding added "bandeja": the added tray collects water

Once assembled, mix some concrete and pour it into the bottom. Wait one day before disassembling the pieces and sanding to achieve a smooth finish. Enjoy! Message me for more design ideas! ...Don't forget to follow me on...

The unmolded pot is going to measure: 8cm high 6cm diameter (Can be scaled) (English) Concrete pot mold It has 3 parts: -Side1 (Side1) -Side2 (Side2) -Center (Center) The pieces fit together and you have to surround the mold with black tape to hold...

Final size of the resulting pot: 100mm Long x 100mm Wide x 100mm High Recess 84mm internal diameter and 90mm deep. Proven designs. Simple demolding and easily removable central core. Robust 3-piece version (6mm thick), locking with screws, nuts...

This is a Pro Version of the Geometric Concrete Pot Mold. I have tested and re designed the mold with more than 1000 downloads on thingiverse then i came up with this PRO VERSION. The free version can be found on Thingiverse here ...

... mold A 1ea, mold B 2ea ) Use some rubricant on the sufaces of mold for easy removal. (I use some vaseline and it was good ;) I will upload instruction video soon. https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/a-tree-concrete-pot-mold See more pots here ;)

... PLA or ABS. Use some petroleum jelly (vaseline) on the sufaces of mold. Assemble the mold and fix it with clips. Mix concreate and water, then pour into the mold. Tap the mold gently to remove air bubbles. Cure concrete 1~2 days and remove the mold.

... with PLA or ABS. Use some rubricant on the sufaces of mold for easy removal. (I use some vaseline and it was good ;) Assemble mold and pour concrete and tap it. Cure it for 1~2 days and remove the mold. ... This mold is designed for easy removal ;)