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After Five Months In The Soup Can, My Sage Plant Has Survived The Winter. I Removed It From The Can To Replant Outside.

It Grew Nicely While In The Soup Can.

Roots Grew Into The Base Which Made It A Little Difficult For It The Be Removed.

It Worked As Intended And Will Use It Again In The Fall.

22:T5e1,I printed a test piece of the original, and I just wasn't feeling the handle. SO... I imported the original skull into Meshmixer, and started to play... I created a more "organic" handle, larger and "bone-like", and I pulled the Mastoid Process (pointy side bone) back to the handle to give it more stability. This is a fresh upload, haven't even printed it yet, but I suspect some sanding may need to take place to level out the rear tabs... Edit: First printing fared well... still need to tweak a couple things, but overall, I'm satisfied. Larger than original mug, side-by-side for comparison. Edit, edit... Smoothed out handle a little more, less of a seam between handle and cup. Edit, edit, edit... Used Maker Geeks Raptor PLA in their "Khaki, Non-Khaki" color, which is the Raptor equivalent to their "Urban Fossil" PLA... It's 15% larger than the file, using Cura. 3mm walls, with 30% infill, it's become a substantial mug. Now to anneal it, sand it, and give it a coat of food-grade epoxy... Edit, edit, edit, edit... Since posting, the whole Maker Geeks debacle fell through, and was no longer able to get product, and/or response from their customer service, I re-printed the entire project with Push Plastics "Desert Tan" in PETG (last photo uploaded)... it has a more "natural" bone color, not "fo

Found 94 3D-models for “soup” across many websites

Ultra Supple Bus

soup bowl x3db

2 soup bowls one stl one for shapeways

Fork and Spoon Holder

FUNHAUS logo

Soup Can Planter

Soap dish

Skull Mug

Moule virgule 4 queues

moule larva

Dark-Sleeper-95mm

Recipe Box Dividers

Shallow Spork

Leurre / Lure Shad