Looking for a spiral bowl model

Hi! I am somewhat new here, only a couple months. One of the first models I downloaded and printed was a spiral bowl. I love how it turned out, and just went back to print it again, but the model is gone.
I found a few similar ones but they are all less detailed; this one has 25 ridges.

Anyone happens to know where to find this again? I don’t know how to make one from scratch.

*Edit: I think it may have been called “cute little plant bowl by Skrima” - at least that is the one model from my browsing history that is now gone.


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Made example for you see what can be done. Not Printed. But you can customize to your liking

let me know when youve seen so i can delete.

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you just made that??? I am impressed. I need to learn how to do that.
I tried some youtube lessons for Fusion 360 but it is way too complicated. I can play with Tinkercad but that can’t do anything this sophisticated.

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Don’t print it. Overhang bit to much. I can print copy later. and show you. but, look at first link… its super easy to use.

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Just did. It is very cool! And easy - thanks for sharing.
There as still a couple things that model I downloaded had that I am not sure this can do (not a huge deal, but an observation):

  • it seems like the waves in the model I shared a picture of were sitting on top of the vase (ie there is a flat space on the vase between the ridges)
  • the waves narrow down towards the top, so that the opening of the bowl is just a round circle, not a wavy one. That is kind of neat.

Googled, your bowl. Try messaging Skrima | Published - MakerWorld to see if they can reupload it.

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Take a look inside your printer’s SD card, it might be cached there, AFAIK, the card will cache anything you print until it fills up, and you need to print a lot of stuff to fill it up.

EDIT: Just checked mine, I have 22 cached models starting from a month ago, this is checking through Bambu Studio, I’m not sure if there’s anything else inside the card.

EDIT2: Also check your download folder, I have a bunch of 3mf files lying inside my downloads from way back when.

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Bingo! I found it on the SD card.
(it never ended up on my download folder, i just opened directly in Bambu Studio - that I remembered to check earlier).
Thanks for the suggestion!

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Follow-up question:
on the printer SD card cache, there are 3 files: 3mf, gcode, and bbl. I can open either the 3mf or the gcode, but both open in “preview” mode only, and cannot be edited.
Is there a way to be able to edit them?

Maybe plugging the card directly to the PC and downloading the file.

Yes that is what i did. It says it doesn’t include any geometry data.
Anyway, this is way further along than I was before, so this is good. Thanks!

Weird, try opening the 3mf file with 7zip, winrar or somesuch app, it should be a folder structure and it may have the geometry there

To my knowledge, .gcode and a .3mf (from the SD cache) files will only allow you to preview/reprint. You will not be able to change any settings in Bambu Studio.

Just a wild guess, but maybe Orca Slicer has a workaround for this.

EDIT: I found this https://all3dp.com/2/g-code-to-stl-how-to-convert-g-code-back-to-stl/ I don’t think it will have the quality of the original file, but I guess it’s worth a shot.