jawolff shares:
First off, I broke it out for dual extrusion using mesh mixer. The lips could be more efficient but it works very well. I also combined the holder into the tube, and created a stem for the plant so you don’t need a pencil. Tolerances are tight for the stem so if you have any elephants foot you’ll need to trim it. No glue needed on my prusa.
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