Introduction: 3D Printed Fountain
Do you want a new fountain in your room? This one is perfect!
Step 1: Components
For this project, you need only a few parts:
A flowerpot
http://www.bellaflora.at/de/543/blumentoepfe_rankhilfen.html
a small pump
some 3D printed parts
If you don't know wich flowerpot is the right, check the stl file Becken.stl. I drawed it in 3D.
You can choose every pump you want, but don't take a too big one. If you use a very strong pump, maybe the water will leave the flowerpot.
Step 2: 3D Printed Parts
Here are the stl. files for this fountain. The assembly should by easy. If you have some questions feel free to ask, I'm happy when I can help you.

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4 Comments
Question 2 years ago
Hi, Im from Germany and my next project will be your fountain for our new cats :)
One question: The url (http://www.bellaflora.at/de/543/blumentoepfe_rankhilfen.html) doesnt show a product - can you help me to find a alternative flower pot. 200 meters of filament for a diy pot is to much (in my opinion)
7 years ago on Introduction
Wow this is so clever!! Love the idea. I wonder how big you could make it? Also, what printer did you use? I am familiar with the ones here, http://www.monomachines.com/shop/office-supplies/3... but thought maybe you had something smaller/bigger?
Nice job. So creative!
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
Hello Hvents4,
I use a K8200 printer from Velleman.
http://www.k8200.eu/locale/
This Printer only costs 500€. His printing area is with 20x20x20 cm big enough for my prints. I can recommend this one.
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
Awesome, thanks for the recommendation!