Awesome tags to go with my anchor. I printed modified anchor chain links to connect them to each other and they hold very tight. Used PLA for the tags and PETG for the chain links.

This thing fits in my pantry lower shelf like a glove. I actually had to assemble the top and bottom in the shelf to get it to clear the height. My shelves are custom wood and they have front facias so that's a 1.5" face. The dispenser has a 1/4" clearance once in the shelf so I can't put it in at an angle because of the tight clearance. But assembling in place works. Exactly how I wanted it so I'm not wasting space. I didn't use any glue. I used the M3x10 screws, clips, and rings. Relatively solid but it's not going anywhere. First load was a stack of Heinz Beans so those are a little larger cans and a little heavier so one of the cans actually jumped the bottom stop but it came down full speed. Once they are all in and loading, they stay put. I think I'll add 1/4" to the bottom stop on the next print. Other than that, excellent design

I like the design but I made a mistake when I printed it thinking that if I printed the front and rear w/o the middle that it would work. I didn't have my thinking hat on knowing damn well the ramp angles would differ without the middle section so I'm using it w/o the middle section anyway. It works, there's just a "step" in the middle, which I don't mind. I would give it 5 stars but this thing uses a lot of filament! Pretty much emptied an entire spool of PETG.

Exactly what I needed to keep our cat out of the laundry room and getting hair all over clean clothes.

I'm retired from active duty and I'm making a cover rack to display all the covers I wore during my career. This shaper actually worked perfectly. I added an additional cross section for a bit more strength and also added a screw hole because all the hats will be mounted to 1.5" wooden dowels.