There are numerous stunning vase models available online for 3D printing. These models take advantage of 3D printing technology to create different shapes and forms in PLA, ABS, Wood PLA or other materials, which you may not be able to build with conventional methods. We specially selected a nice handful of gorgeous and unique vase models to 3D print for your home or office. You can either decorate your home or office with these beautiful vases or send them to your friends and loved ones as ideal gifts.
1. Honeycomb Vase
(Source: Thingiverse / thing:2376777, printed by @eggnot4 from Twitter)
This excellent model is designed by 3D artist, engineer and maker Alexey Grishchenko. The vase is in unique honeycomb shape, making it a little more complex to produce but certainly an eye-catching artwork. You can use regular PLA 3D filament or other materials to print this model in the color you like.
2. Spiral Vase
(Source: Thingiverse / thing:570288, printed by @nucleooldiy3d from INS)
This awesome spiral vase model is designed by 3D maker and engineer Joey Muirhead. The specific one of this spiral vase in the above picture is printed by @nucleooldiy3d (his Instagram) using tianse silver metal pla filament. Moreover, you can choose to print either single or double spiral vases from the collection of spiral themed vase models.
3. Low Poly Planter
(Source: Thingiverse / thing:2999036, designed & printed by OmNomNomagon)
This small but elegantly shaped flower pot is designed by 3D maker and designer OmNomNomagon. The small flower pot tapers outward, making it perfect for many types of succulents and is much easier to handle while planting. The low poly planter is a nice and easy introduction for those who would love to print 3D vases.
4. Klein Vase
(Source: CreateCafe3D / MyMiniFactory, printed by @CreateCafe3D from Twitter)
This graceful Klein vase is designed by CreateCafe3D, a 3D printing/coffee company based in Saskatchewan, Canada. The design was created by taking two mobius loops, sewing them together, thickening that surface, and then strategically punching a bunch of holes into it using a UV map. After a successful watertight print, the stem of the vase proves to be an elegant home for flowers. Moreover, this model requires no supports and scales up/down very well.
5. Wavy Vas
(Source: Fernando Jerez / MyMiniFactory, printed by E3printable.no)
This awesome wavy vase model is designed by Fernando Jerez from Spain, who 3D designs and prints as a hobby. It is printed in spiral/vase mode. Made using Processing, the geometry may show some ‘glitches’ on top and bottom layer but don’t worry, it can slice well.
6. Baby Groot Flower Pot
(Source: Tom Davis / MyMiniFactory, printed by Andreas Leijon)
Designed by Tom Davis, this adorable model is based on Marvel character Baby Groot from the Guardians of the Galaxy. This model has proven to be a very popular print. According to those who have already printed it, the model seems to scale well both up and down, and can be used as a multi-purpose holder for pens, pencils, or whatever you like, in addition to acting as a beautiful cute vase.
While a floral bouquet may empty your wallet, printing a 3D vase on your own will save you a bundle! For best displaying botanical beauty, please draw inspirations from 6 best vase models to 3D print for your home or office. Looking forward to your prints and happy 3D printing!
Post time: Apr-02-2019