Mario Piranha Plant Large Spiral Piggy Bank by Llλmbda

Llλmbda

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P1S

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 8% infill

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105.1 h

16 plates

4.6(21)

0.22mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill

75.6 h

13 plates

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1462

1.5 k

871

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Description

Edit: added a second plate for Lid without supports as requested by user, added new plate for different orientation of spots, added new plate for one piece flower body if anyone wants to AMS multicolor it

Yet ANOTHER Mario themed piggy bank model! This time we have a GIANT 2ft tall piranha plant floor bank! This model was originally meant to be a coin sorter as well but after many failed iterations I decided to just have it be a spiral ramp as all the designed I tried I could not acheive 100% success on the coin sorting. This piggy bank is LARGE and has many parts!

This is not meant to be a toy or moved around constantly and is meant more as a floor decor piece that you can throw loose change into as you walk in.

Printing in orientation provided will be successful but will leave some slight blemishes on the underside of the rounded edges. Once everything is assembled these areas are hardly noticeable so its user choice of if you would rather have a slightly wonky bottom that can probably be nailed with great supports, or a seam where you glued the pieces together. Cut versions are provided on seperate plates

All connectors have a tolerance of .2mm and should fit easily into the provided holes, glue both halves of the ramp together as well as the bottom piece. Glue your spots onto your flower body, then attach the plant lips to the flower body, mine fit so snugly in place I didn't even have to glue it. Slide your flower body over the top of the coin funnel and it should fit into place with some slight persuasion, once that is seated and glued you may then add the top of the coin funnel to the ramp. Glue your teeth in place and youre good to go!

If you're worried about stability you can glue the entire vine into the top of the lid to hold it in place. Happy Printing!

Comment & Rating (52)

@Tomi68

Mein erstes großes Projekt. Das Ding ist echt riesig. In den Eimer passen zwei Asbach Flaschen rein 😁 Als Familien Spardose bestens geeignet. ich habe ein wenig mit den Farben gespielt, z.b. habe ich den oberen Trichter in schwarz gedruckt.

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@IliqKirov

It is perfect ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The designer has replied

@Llambda

beautiful print! 😍

@Stego

love it!

The designer has replied

@Llambda

looks great! thanks for the photo share!

@user_3230350718

Very fun piece. I have to clean up some excess glue but my small coins go in nicely (no loonies or toonies, I’m Canadian)

The designer has replied

@Llambda

😍🥰❤️

@martinp23

the support for the lid is not needed! The support of the white dots is a pain to remove! Would be nice if you adjust the print profile. thanks

The designer has replied

@Llambda

I can add another plate where the lid doesn't have supports but for the white dots the choices of orientation are preferable vs printing upright and having the bottoms come out wonky or falling over during printing

@johnyohanna

Boosted

Replying to @Llambda :

The first layer on the lid looks like it has strangely shaped chunks missing from it. And the slicer generates supports there. I only have enough filament for one shot at the lid. Will it come out OK if I print it as is? Should I leave the supports? (Edit, I re-downloaded the raw STL file and reopened in Bambu Studio. Flipped it over and the bottom layer looks fine. I'll print that one).

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@Llambda

Replying to @johnyohanna :

one minute I'm checking it out now for you last thing I want is anyone to waste filament

@user_1896108163

Boosted

Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 8% infill

perfect print👌🏿🤓🙏🏿

@Manu0815

Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 8% infill

Best Print I ever Made

@IliqKirov

Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 8% infill

@Crystalk

hi, I started printing plate 16 and it was going great but my printer messed up at layer 480 is there any way I can print only from layer 480 and then glue the 2 together? it was a 27 hour print I believe and I only had 2 1/2 hours left for it to finish 😕😞

The designer has replied

@Llambda

you'll have to load it into the slicer and manually cut it at that layer, recolor the top part and then send it to the printer

@Crystalk

I’ll try that. thank you!

@Dragunas

Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 8% infill

couldn’t get leaves to stick together, I’m guessing this takes a lot of glue to make it work?

The designer has replied

@Llambda

I used a combination of krazy glue, e6000, and hot glue for the entire project. To connect both halves of the leaves together I used some e6000 with a couple small drops of hot glue just for the initial hold. I then gently wrapped both halves with painters tape to let the rest set

@Dragunas

Replying to @Llambda :

thanks! we have glued some other things together we had printed but nothing this big.