A set of beakers you can print with a 0.8mm nozzle in vase mode. Includes a 10, 25, 50, 100, 250, 500, and 1000ml beaker, as well as a parametric FreeCAD file that can be used to make any volume as well as to customize the shape and printing settings. Clear PETG is a good material to use for these, but it is only suitable for mild solutions; acetone will degrade PETG beakers and a dishwasher's heat will warp them. For a bit more durability, try printing in polypropylene (PP).

These beakers have five line markings on them, with the topmost one being the beaker's nominal capacity. They're subtle when printed, but you can easily enhance them with a permanent marker.

This model avoids a very common mistake with 3D-printable beaker models - glass beakers have a 90° arc at the base (tangent to the walls and the base), and many models replicate this, but it makes the beaker weak or unprintable. My model features a 60° arc at the base, tangent to the walls, which is easily printable and results in a strong attachment between the bottom layers and the spiral.

PRINT SETTINGS:

Nozzle size and wall thickness: 0.8mm
Spiralize Outer Contour / Vase Mode: ENABLED
Bottom Layers: 4 (0.85mm)
Layer Height: Initial - 0.25mm - Regular: 0.2mm

Any modifications to the print settings or nozzle size must be reflected in changes to the parametric FreeCAD file

Reposted from my Thingiverse account - [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6979204](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6979204)