Chậu Hoa San Hô 3D

In 3D printing, a 'standard print' for a vase generally refers to the most common or default settings used for creating such an object. This typically involves:

• Layer Height: A moderate layer height (e.g., 0.2mm) balancing detail and print time.
• Infill: Low infill (e.g., 10-20%) as vases are often hollow and decorative, not load-bearing.
• Wall Thickness/Perimeters: Sufficient wall thickness (e.g., 3-4 perimeters or 1.2mm-1.6mm) to ensure the vase is watertight (if intended) and structurally sound.
• Print Speed: A moderate speed that allows for good layer adhesion and surface quality without excessive print time.
• Supports: Often designed to be 'no-support' models, meaning they can be printed upright without needing additional support structures. If supports are needed, they would be minimal and easy to remove.
• Material: Commonly printed with PLA for ease of printing and a wide range of color options, but PETG or other filament types can also be used depending on desired properties like heat or water resistance.

For the Coral Bloom Vase, the 'no-support' tag suggests it's designed for easy printing without needing extra structures, which is part of its standard printing appeal.