Milagro Vase

myminifactory

My wife's middle name is Milagro, which is why I named this vase after her. The design was printed using translucent blue PETG material at a layer height of 0.6mm with a nozzle diameter of 1mm, traveling at 60mm per second and completing two full perimeter passes around the object. The fill density was set to 20% hexagonal, with two layers applied to both the top and bottom surfaces for added stability. This versatile vase can be used in multiple positions to hold flowers, candles, or potpourri. It can be printed directly onto a bed surface without supports, allowing it to stand upright on its round base when placed on a table. When turned upside down, it balances on its three tripod legs and can securely hold a tea light or candle. Additionally, with one dish facing horizontally, it functions as a potpourri plate. The vase was printed using non-flammable PETG material, enabling it to serve not only as an incense stick burner but also in upright or side positions.