I've been wanting to make this one for a while! This planter features a hidden, threaded cap in the bottom that can be removed. Then you can screw in the drip jar to catch any residual drips from watering.

Update: I've added a tabletop stand for those who don't want to mount this to a wall! Since the drainage hole is plugged up by the tabletop stand, you can water your plants by removing the planter from the circle and watering in the sink (this is what I do with most of my plants anyway).

How to mount to your wall (also shown in video)

1. Insert the keyhole marker into the keyhole slots
2. Firmly press against wall in desired location and the keyhole markers will make an indent where you need to drill
3. Drill holes using a 3/16" drill bit
4. Insert wall anchors and screws (#8 - #10 x 1" screws and anchors)
5. Make sure the screw head is sticking out just far enough to tightly fit in the keyholes. If it's too loose, tighten the screw incrementally until it's a tight fit.
6. Attach circle to the wall

Supports Tree supports are needed for the outside opening of the drainage hole. If you just do automatic tree supports, it should only apply them to the outer opening of the drainage hole.

Scaling I wouldn't recommend scaling this one since it perfectly fits the #8 - #10 x 1" screws and anchors.

Orientation

• The circle prints with the keyhole slots facing up
• The cap prints with the flat side on the build plate
• The planter, drip jar, and keyhole markers print upright

Print Settings

• .2mm layer height
• 15% grid infill
• 2 walls

Filament & Hardware

Filament

• Bambu Lab Dark Red Matte PLA
• Bambu Lab Mandarin Orange Matte PLA
• Bambu Lab Grass Green Matte PLA
• Bambu Lab Ivory White Matte PLA

Hardware

• #8 - #10 x 1" screws and anchors

Filament and non 3D printed items for this model can be found on my Amazon Storefront, linked here: https://linktr.ee/loftedgoods