Page 2 - Hanging Sleeping Planter test
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Step 1: Materials



         A 3D printer or any 3D printing service (I use a TEVO  Craft knife
         tarantula)
                                                             Garnet paper 1 grit
         Wood filler

         href="https://www.amazon.com/Rust-Oleum-            Hot glue gun and stick
         Automotive-260510-12-Ounce-
         Sandable/dp/B006ZLQ4HQ/ref=sr_1_1?                  Scissors
         s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1529988561&sr=1-
         1&keywords=sandable+primer">Filler primer           3 skewers

         Water sanding paper P400                            Twine


         Paint primer base                                   School glue


         Light blue (with a gray undertone) and black acrylic  Paintbrushes
         paint







         Step 2: Designing



         I used Tinkercad to design this hanging planter.    welcome to make any changes necessary to my
                                                             model. Basically, be creative and create your own
         Feel free to change the size of the print. Since I made  original hanging planter.
         it to stand on an office desk, I made it to fit a small
         succulent.                                          If you want to use my design just download the
                                                             attached files.
         Tinkercad is very intuitive, and any beginner can
         design a print when using it. you're more than































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