watering dipper with handle and hanging hole|water dipper|12cm diameter, 11cm depth, approximately 1.3 liter capacity

Recently, while gardening, I suddenly realized I didn't have a watering dipper at home, so I made one myself. The main body of the dipper that holds water is about 12 cm in diameter and 11 cm deep. The handle is about 10 cm long and 2.5 cm wide. The hanging hole has a diameter of 2.1 cm. The design strength is sufficient to hold about 1.3 liters of water without any issues, which is roughly equivalent to two and a half 500ml cola bottles. I printed it using Bambu Lab's PETG HF. Since it will hold water and bear weight, I recommend using PETG for printing. The handle strength is sufficient, and printing with PLA should also be fine, though it might not be as durable as PETG. If printing with PLA, I recommend using filaments like PLA Basic. I do not recommend using PLA Lite, PLA Matte, or PLA Silk, as these three PLA materials are relatively brittle and have lower strength.

The total printing requires about 132g of filament, and supports are needed. I have pre-arranged the plate, and all printer models can print it. If the A1 mini prompts that it's beyond the edge, you can scale down the print slightly. The dimensions I designed should fit if arranged at a 45-degree angle. Other models can also be scaled up or down as needed. Supports need to be enabled, and it can be printed normally using my default profile. One-click printing is also available via mobile. Those who need it, please download and print it yourselves. I have already printed and tested the finished product, and used it for 2 days without any issues.