Hey there wonderful people! Have I ever mentioned how great vase mode is? Having been a bit preoccupied with cogs and moving parts I haven't done nearly enough with vase mode recently, despite the little voice in my head going dooo something with only one unbroken perimeterrrrr.... We all have that little voice, right? Right?! Right!
Anyway! I originally planned to put together a box much like the vase mode twist box, but with a screw thread instead. However, it occurred to me that it would be interesting to try to get a bit more rigidity and strength into the model by making the outline of the thing a bit more convoluted.

Where I ended up was this! A cylinder with a screw-off lid, where both parts are designed for vase mode with a 0.4mm extrusion width. There's a 0.5mm allowance between lid and body, so if you go wider with the extrusion you'll be eating into that. You could of course scale it up appropriately for a wider nozzle, though!
Now, there is a slight downside to the radial ridges - they can potentially catch when screwing and unscrewing. I've rounded off the edges, though, and that's dramatically reduced the issue, but I dare say you still want to use a light touch when screwing and unscrewing the lid. And, of course, this is still vase mode, so cranking down the lid is going to tear something apart.
But the good thing is that it's vase mode, so it doesn't take long to print another one :) Creative Printer supporters will find this model on dropbox under Locus Bottle.
Have fun! :D

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