Vaseverse › Vase mode vases · Italiano
Design a vase for spiral vase mode: Vaseverse exports a solid body and your slicer prints just the outer wall in one continuous line. Preview it in silk, metallic, dual-colour or gradient filament before you print.

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| Export | a solid, closed body: the slicer turns it into a single spiral wall |
| Slicers | Bambu Studio and OrcaSlicer (Spiral vase), PrusaSlicer (Spiral vase), Cura (Spiralize outer contour) |
| Shape | height, diameters, belly, sides, twist, your own profile drawn by hand |
| Patterns | ribs, waves, spirals, textures, stacked in layers |
| Preview | overhangs past 45° in orange; filament finishes: silk, metallic, marble, sparkle, matte, translucent |
| Colours | single, dual and tri-colour silk, gradient, with real filament colours |
| Files | STL or 3MF |
In vase mode the slicer prints the base, then climbs in a single spiral with no seams and no travel moves. It is the fastest way to print a vase and the one that makes silk filament shine. The slicer needs a solid model to do it, and that is what Vaseverse exports when Spiral vase is on.
Shapes made for vase mode also have to be printable with a single wall: Vaseverse shows in orange any part of the wall that leans out past 45°, so you can fix it before slicing. The preview also shows how the vase will look in the filament you actually have: silk, metallic, marble, sparkle, dual-colour or gradient, with the real colours of filaments on the market.
Slicers build the spiral wall from the outside of a solid model. A hollow model with its own wall would confuse spiral vase mode.
A single wall can seep. A wider line width helps; for fresh flowers, a glass inside is the safe choice.
Yes. Pick Silk and Side by side colours: each side of the wall shows one colour depending on which way it faces, as with real coextruded filament.
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