There are two models, one is slightly angled at the top and one is flat. You can simply change the size and shape of the planter by changing X,Y, and Z dimensions in your slicer.

3D Printed models are not as watertight as one might think. There is a great post from Prusa on this topic. This being said, I designed this model to have enough walls and in my testing, it works great - especially when you add soil and a plant.

Printing details

• Use either 100% infill or 8+ walls so there are no gaps
• Layer height from 0.1 to 0.45mm worked for me

If your print leaks water, try these tips taken from Prusa's blog post

• For 0.4mm nozzles, use layer height of 0.15 or lower
• You can increase flow to 105-110%
• Increase print temperature by 5-10 degrees

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