OneWall - Vase-Mode Bin & Container Customizer

OneWall is a parametric customizer for vase-mode 3D-printed bins and containers. Open the Customizer, move the sliders, and the geometry rebuilds live — every print comes out as a single continuous spiral wall with the @Amitkuzi signature engraved into the bottom.

What you can tune

• Outer dimensions — width, depth, height, corner radius
• Three-section height — base transition, mid-wall, top lip
• Vertical profile — linear, barrel, hourglass, ogee, bell, double-bulge, or a custom sin curve
• Wall texture — smooth, ribs, rings, grid, woven fabric, basket, diamond, helical flutes, knurl, or large wave
• Top lip styles — rolled, flange, bead or ribbed (each gives the rim a different stiffness)
• Decorative wave overlay with helical twist
• Optional label recess on the front wall

Why vase mode?

The whole bin prints as one nozzle-wide perimeter spiralling up from a few solid bottom layers. Fast, gorgeous surface finish, and the woven / fabric textures act as stiffeners — the wall is thin (single line width) but the surface geometry makes it strong.

Critical slicer setting

Bottom shell layers = 3 (Bambu Studio: Strength → Bottom shell layers).

The @Amitkuzi signature is engraved 0.2 mm deep into the bin's first layer. With 2 or more bottom shell layers the engraving is hidden inside the solid floor and visible only when you flip the print over — exactly the maker's mark you want. With only 1 bottom shell layer the engraving punches through.

Recommended settings

Live web preview

Try every parameter combination instantly in your browser, with real-time lighting and Save / Load session JSON:

👉 https://amitkuzi.github.io/OneWall/

(GitHub Pages, no install, mobile-friendly.)

Source & license

• Repo: https://github.com/amitkuzi/OneWall
• License: CC BY 4.0
• Built with OpenSCAD, Three.js, lil-gui and three-bvh-csg.

— @Amitkuzi