I'll reiterate the other commenter, I had to change the scale to x:101 y:101 z:100 for it to fit properly. The model at 100% only didn't quite fit on the lens thread. Also worth noting that it is NOT reversible. Meaning it will not thread on for storage. Otherwise, good model, served the purpose for a fraction of what Canon wants for it.

Printed great with AMS on H2D.

I ended up printing it, and it came out great. I'd love to see a parametric version of this, where I could choose the number of cups-per-tube and the number of tubes.

Printed in CC3D Translucent ABS on my H2D. Translucent for visibility of the desiccant, and ABS for temperature resilience. Printed great. Threads work perfectly, and I don't mind the little tool for installing the lids. Attached are photos of the pod filled with fresh desiccant, installed on both a Bambu spool and Sunlu spool (with adapter rings). As you can see, you can still tell the state of the desiccant at a glance.

Does exactly what it claims to do. Printed with Sunlu gray PLA. I had to run my rim trimmer around the inside edge of the socket a few times, as it's a very tight fit. I broke the first one, but reprinted it and was more careful the second time. The tight fit on the socket is desirable, so the camera doesn't move around from vibration. I did put the tiniest drop of lubricant on the ball, to allow it to be adjustable without breaking.

Does the job, and uses a tiny amount of filament. A great 'last meter' print to kill off a nearly empty spool.

Much better than chips on a string. I've seen the carousel models, but I am not looking for something to take up more desk real estate. This was a perfect match to my spartan efficiency mindset.

Perfect tool for the job. Easy to manipulate with my clumsy meat hooks. Also a great 'last meter' print for near-empty spools.

Does exactly what it is supposed to do.