I think it's just a bird model thing because bird legs are flimsy, but I don't recommend putting this on its feet for risk of snapping them off. I printed on its side and it actually came out decently, although the side facing the bed was a little rough from the supports. If I had to do it again and was either okay with purge waste or had an H2D/C, I'd print on its side on a raft + support interfaces made of PLA support.

Does what says on the box! Prints sturdy and easily. Don't forget those TPU footpads so it doesn't slide around on top of your unit!

Prints great at all sizes, I made mine a quarter inch tall with a 0.2mm nozzle and it came out great!

Pretty great fit on the T1000e, the snap fit is great. Also fit on the drone very well although it's not a snap fit as much. I printed in PLA and didn't have heat problems with a short flight in colder weather, but definitely do PETG for longer or repeated flights in warm weather - the Mavic 3 can get toasty!

Came out wonderful, and the writing was perfect with a 0.4mm nozzle too. Neat trick in the profile to use a filament change at a layer to add standout text and a brim, I learned something from this.

Came out perfect with Sunlu PETG HF; don't be scared off by the high filament usage number, it's much less since you only have to print one baseplate. The design is thoughtful and strong, both in individual pieces and when assembled. The print came out perfect overall, the profile is spot on.

Came out well but the tall walls feel slightly flimsy in PLA. I recommend PETG with a 0.8mm nozzle for strength if you have weightier silverware.

Came out perfect. Slightly rough opening and closing, but that doesn't need to be done often..If you look at the model you can see the top and bottom are solid but infill is used to make it a mesh, I think. Pretty neat trick!

Came out perfect, the knurling is great and the movement of the parts is smooth.

Came out fantastic overall. I recommend putting a little grease on the drawer guides, the drawer is a little stiff pulling it out otherwise. If you set this on top of your printer you definitely need the TPU pads, it likes to slide around otherwise.

Very sturdy, and will fit into standard gridfinity inserts for the original.

Prints well on the textured PEI plate, I forgot to add a brim like called for and it still printed supportless without issue. I will say it chews through filament though, be prepared to dump half a spool into a chute+bin combo.