Summary

Does your flower pot lean?
Want it leveled?
Make a wedge that fits your garden.

Instructions

How to measure:

1. Measure Pot diameter,

take the lowest point to the highest point of the bottom diameter.
3 wedges will be created

the highest goes in at the lowest point
2 smaller ones at 90 degree angle, to stop the wobble of the pot
2. Measure the gap
a) put a wood bar on the top of the pot, touching the highest point at the rim
b) put a spirit level on the wood of the highest point/rim and the lowest point.
c) lift the spirit level, until level, the resting point should be highest of the pot
d) measure the gap,
at the diameter distance away from the resting point of the highest point
down to the wood bar

3. Decide about the block size of the wedge.

The wedge should have a good depth to the pot rim rests on it.
The width give stability against wobbling.

4. You might want to have an edge at the outer end

It can prevent slipping off of the pot. Decide on width of the edge and it's height.

Printing Instructions:

Work in Progress:

The slicer software allowed to split the stl, need to fit them onto a normal sized printer.

The idea behind is:

I suggest to print the wedges on the side,
give good surfaces, support not needed, and also the force lines align to edge, so they aren't easily delaminated.

Printing it upside down, gives nicer the wedge a nicer bottom,
and is still rough enough not to slip.
Note: if printed with edge, an upside down print requires good gap spanning, support material is difficult to remove. So I printed it without support.

Infill

30% infill will support very heavy item,
20% infills worked good for 60 cm high pot filled with soil.

Pot Leveler