Shared by esparapse on Thingiverse:
This is a simple project that i made. With 3 parts of PLA you can create this amazing geometric planter or pot for many uses. Just Print 2 (mirroring) sides and the internal piece and assemble it. Once you have it mix some concrete and trow it from the bottom. Dissamble one day after and sand it for achieve a good finish. Enjoy!
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