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Step-by-step how-tos for KUZE Potforge (planters and pots) and KUZE Lampforge (LED desk lamps). Each one takes you from a photo or an idea to an STL file you can print on any FDM printer, with no CAD and nothing to install.

Copy a pot's shape from a photoPhotograph a vase or a planter from the side, frame it, and Potforge traces its outline, ribs and rings into a pot you can print. In Potforge, no account needed. Turn a photo into a 3D-printable textureFrame a pattern from any photo, tune the relief and wrap it round a pot or a lamp shade. In Potforge and Lampforge, with a free KUZE account. Slicer settings for a 3D-printed planterLayer height, walls, infill, supports, the base and the drainage plate: how to slice and print a pot from Potforge. Slicer settings for a 3D-printed lamp shade and baseThe key tip: spiral vase mode on for the shade, off for the base. Then layer height, filament, supports and fitting the LED, for a lamp from Lampforge. Drainage and wall thickness for a 3D-printed planterHoneycomb or holes, a drop-in drainage plate, legs that drain sideways, vents and the right wall, in Potforge. Which LED fits a Lampforge lamp, and how to fit your ownThe LED module a lamp is built for, any round LED 50 to 65 mm across, and the clearances that make it seat.

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Free to design, nothing to install. Plans and answers: KUZE FAQ.