This is great! Printed the original version first and after a few minutes of use thought "this needs a post". I was very happy to see it was already perfectly remixed. Thanks!

Works great for both my patio doors and my cupboards! Customized and scaled up the Z-axis for the patio doors to give it more heft. Thanks!

Beautiful little print that I printed for St Pat's day. Paired with some rose gold hooks and jumper rings from Amazon. My wife and daughter loved them. Thanks!

Had the thought to look for this as I was precariously balancing a nearly empty bottle of hand sanitizer on an another nearly full bottle of hand sanitizer. I thought "surely, my 3D printing brethren are as concerned with being wasteful as I am" and I was not let down. Quite the opposite, really. I was greeted by the ingenious versatility of v2! Halfway through my demonstration of this print to my family, I realized it's not for everyone, but I really appreciate this. Cheers!

Nice print and VERY well thought out. Fits the OG Hatchbox spools perfectly, but not the new ones (obviously, bc new Hatchbox spools are silly). Would need to scale for a good fit on Sunlu spools, but they fit good enough as-is for me and how I store my spools. Thanks for the print! Cheers!

These dog poop bags really want to go all over the place and this is a great solution to that problem. Printed perfectly right out of the gate and supports came right off w/o issue. Cheers!

I've printed several of these and most with customizations for my sons and nephews without fail. Always a hit too! As a matter of fact, one of my nephews recently had to have surgery and on the day of the surgery, in one of the pictures sent in the family chat, my wife pointed out that he had taken his rocket with him to the hospital. So, kind Designer, know your creation brought a young lad some comfort in his time of need. Thank you.

Very nice print! Printed this for one of our nieces that came to visit. I added her name to the front for a little customization which I thought was a nice touch since she has a fairly uncommon name. When I handed it to my wife to give to her later that day, she, to my surprise, started crying. Like any good husband, I asked if she was alright with a hint of fear in my voice. She said something like "so nice" and "imagine getting this as a little girl". Needless to say, I printed another. TY!

Great print! I don't bust out the tailor's tape very often, but any time I did, it meant standing there for at least a minute manually rolling it back up on itself and wrapping a rubber band around it before tossing it back in the junk drawer. Now it's fun and FAST! Cheers!

Great print! Printed three of these on my A1 Mini, so had to move things around some, but no issues, no scaling needed. After the first print, I added fuzzy skin to the stems, receptacle, and disk. Given how they're on display, not sure it made a huge difference on the stems or receptacle, but would definitely recommend fuzzy skin on the disk.

Printed great with Hatchbox PETG, no mods needed. It might be my imagination, but I'm pretty sure the Scrub Daddy's smile got bigger in his new home... or it's just drying better... might put a thin strip of rubber on the back foot for a little traction. Cheers!

Great print! Scaled the extensions up 126% on the X and Y and maxed out the Z on my A1 Mini (~ 93%) to fit my lights. For the spikes, just uniformly scaled to 126% w/o issue. Printed with Hatchbox PETG using MOSTLY generic settings. Initially printed 1 extension w/o issue. Went for 4 and failed because of the extra movement; Textured PEI plate was clean. I changed the brim type to O&I, brim width to 20, brim gap to 0, plate temp 75, and slowed it down to 50%. Success!