Plant Stands

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<p>These handy things will lift the pot off a surface and help minimize the mildew and staining that can occur when you just put the pot directly down on say, your deck.</p> <p>The small and large sized model are the same, but for more feet. These are intended to accommodate different sized pot bases. You could also snap off sections to custom size them if you'd like. However, since that's a waste of filament, it probably makes more sense to add or remove sections in your favorite 3D CAD program.</p> <p>Having bought a few commercially available plant stands similar to this design I've always been appalled at the cost for such a simple part. I mean, they're so easy and affordable to make, you just need a 3D printer, some filament, and... er, well... I mean... maybe affordable isn't quite the right word. At any rate, I feel I did something useful so I've got that going for me.</p> <p>For those unfamiliar with this style of plant stand, the triangular sections point down.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>This one is really easy to print, no supports, and the flat side goes down. I used PETG because I like that material the most so far and it has good properties for use outdoors.</p>