This model was designing in Fusion 360. Learn to design for 3D Printing by taking my online video courses at https://www.desktopmakes.com/
There are three stl files. A large at 170mm, a small at 120mm, and a solid model. The large and small are both designed to print with 0.8mm walls. Note if you scale these you will affect the wall thickness. If you want to try printing in vase mode then use the solid model, scale to size, and select vase mode in your slicer.
After printing I primed and spray painted the model with a textured sandstone paint which gave it a great look. Watch this video for post processing and design tutorial using Fusion 360. https://youtu.be/9wxzN8oqzz8
Check out video below for post processing.
Vladimir Mariano is the instructor of the online course 3D Designing for 3D Printing with Fusion 360. Access the course by visiting desktopmakes.com. Vladimir is cofounder and president of the Fairfield County Makers’ Guild, an independent makerspace in Norwalk, CT and founder of CT Robotics Academy. He teaches 3D printing and design at the makerspace as well as electronics and programming classes.
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I am running into a problem when I am printing the regular version as well as the solid/vase version. In both cases the top is separating from the bottom in the seam. I guess the angle is too much for the layers to adhere as there is not enough overlap.