What Are These?

[BGKYSmoker]

Friend asked if I can 3d print these, all she knows is that they are for seed sprouting.
Anyone know about them.

 

[jirodriguez]

They are probably for spacing and pattern, those sizes look like they are for flower pots so you can get a nice looking pattern of the various colors/types of flowers.

 

[Colin1230]

That would be my guess also.

 

[BGKYSmoker]

She didnt give much info on them.

 

[jirodriguez]

If you look on Thingiverse, Makerworld, or Printables (search seed spacer) you will see a few similar samples. If she has a specific pattern just have her give you a diameter the basic pattern and maybe the diameter of holes she wants. If you have access to CAD software would be super easy to design and print.

 

[chopsaw]

She didnt give much info on them.

Wife used to do flower arangments . She had some that were glass that went into the bottom of the container , the stems of the cut flowers go in the holes to keep the spacing . Not saying that’s what those are .

 

[Timber II]

Go to google image…..click the camera icon to the right of the search bar…..take pic of item and all kinds of info will pull up.

I use this w antiques stuff all the time

 

[voyager 663rd]

FLOWER FROGS:

AI:

These items are flower frogs made from air dry clay, which are tools used to hold flower stems in place inside a vase.

• They are lightweight, durable, and feature a beautifully textured surface.
  
  
• The frogs are created by rolling out clay, cutting shapes with a cookie cutter, and making holes for stems using a straw.
  
  
• They serve as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional metal pin frogs or dry floral foam.
  
  
• They can also be used as unique soap dishes.

 

[forktender]

She didnt give much info on them.

Click on the link I provided.

Google Search

 

[BGKYSmoker]

Click on the link I provided.

Google Search

it didnt open for me.

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[BGKYSmoker]

Thanks everyone.

 

[indaswamp]

Go to google image…..click the camera icon to the right of the search bar…..take pic of item and all kinds of info will pull up.

I use this w antiques stuff all the time

I have been using firefox and DuckduckGo for so long now, I did not even know Google Added that feature to search by image.