Holds my hydroponic tower much more secure than a std bucket lid! used JB Weld 2 part epoxy for plastic and zip ties for a strong bond between the pieces, with a full cure over 24 hrs. It is a bit tight around a std 3-1/2~ 5 gal bucket which was good, but would not fit over my heavy duty 5 gal bucket - also the top layer default (water side in the print) is very / too thin, was fragile in assembly and handling, I’d increase the layer thickness, less worried about a few grams of PTEG vs water getting inside the print and creating a reservoir for bacteria/mold to grow - sealed my underside with 3 layers of epoxy paint.

A fun print, went together well except at the belt area there was a smidge curled up where it connects to the body, so left a minor gap on the edges, only noticeable if you look for it - I thought about scaling it up for an even larger Emmet, but in the build the hair is not scaled at 100% 🤷‍♂️ - all the other parts are at 100%, however, the hair was at 451.78% -

Printed great in PETG-HF - gave them the support I was looking for with the 4-in-1 adapters that were just hanging in mid air - makes connecting each AMS 2 & AMS-HT to their respective nozzles a bit more secure. *note: Bambu screw used to mount it is a bit short with this addition, so be careful not to overtighten

great design for holding my H2D nozzles - works great in the top of my mini-tool box from HF

my wife loved it - however, I had to go out and buy a sponge mama because we only had the sponge daddy - ha ha

Perfect addition to my 3D printed Hoocho towers!! - printed in White, then painted inside black and then inside/outside using an acrylic white for plastic to seal light / reduce algae. Fit it good / matches the Hoocho design / fit

First test cup printed well on my H2D - then I printed a group - I crammed 35 on the H2D print bed, with a 38 hr print time using PETG-HF in black (except one came loose mid print, nearly lost the entire print 11 hrs in), NOTE: also, put them too close together and the tree supports crept into the adjacent cups, so removing the supports and support creep was exhausting - but they do fit the Hoocho 3D printed 4 cups well - need to print more, but not 35 this time - will space them out a little (LOT) more next time!

Printed in Black ABS - oddly printed upside down (wasn’t paying attention in the slicer) only complaint is its little close to the vent flap - will sand off a little on that edge for clearance - otherwise totally does what I wanted

H2D - printed in Black ABS, the 3 angles made it easier to apply grease to the lead screws.

printed in ABS - great fit in AMS 2 Pro - holds my smaller Aluminum desiccant beads w/o issue