White ABS is a classic

Microcenter ABS is pretty nice. In general they do some good stuff.

Of course you run exhaust fans! I run Bambi’s with enclosures, I don’t have an exhaust fan setup yet.

I often wonder about fumes and cancer risks.

Yes in my experience, ABS is an easier print.

For ASA, I think maybe Sainsmart. They also do bad tpu, so maybe source was the problem.

How do you handle fumes with ASA? they are much worse than ABS, imo.

Hey! I was thinking about doing this.

Any useful info, should o give it a go?

Essentially. I was growing oregano, basil, flowers, and thyme in others.

Printed right side up. Everything was achieved via support setting optimization, and heated support removal where necessary (nose and lip in particular).

PLA holds up alright, but it’s gets brittle. There are just better choices.

Interesting point about the ABS, it appears to be holding up very good, but I’ll monitor it overtime.

ABS is nice, PETG good, ASA hard to print, PLA holds up(but don’t recommend).

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Awesome. Thank you

Nice! I have thought about doing something like this, but haven’t yet.

Would you mind if I asked you how you transferred the drawing to 3D? I use fusion360, and the process can be a bit finicky.

Ideally I would like to take a drawing and convert it into a stamp

I think these are the settings, used a 0.6mm nozzle

PETG is holding up fine. Both these and the couple I printed last year are still going strong. ABS is good as well. PLA is brittle, but gets the job done. I wouldn’t recommend this material for something you want outside more than 3-4 years (at least with my weather).

My angle is probably a bit different.

You can probably find the files on myminifactory as well. Search Menippus

Menippus is the only one that’s really good as a planter.

Www.PolymerPeculiarities.com

Thanks! I found this video informative.

You’re not very familiar with 3D printing as a hobby are you.

But yea, it’s probably way worse that the PET you drink your water from.

They can be found at www.PolymerPeculiarities.com

I have, most of those are PET-G