love this little nativity. it prints super well, though I did modify the supports a little from the original profile to minimize supports a bit more. there are a couple of small artifacts on the back of the creche, theyre in the pic so I just missed them, but they seem a bit odd. otherwise I loved being able to put a small symbol of my faith in my desk at work last Christmas.

I'm obsessed with these clamshell boxes for organizing screws and other small parts. this gridfinity insert helps keep them all even more organized. love all of the different sizes. it would be really cool if this could be designed with parameters so that you could fully customize the number of slots and the size of grid you want to fill. but as it stands, it's pretty great.

worked perfectly for two of my fossil watches that I'd struggled to open before. some of the support material was a little tough to remove, but that might have come down the the filament that I chose to use. the two parts took a few mallet strikes to get them together but that meant they fit perfectly snug. Having this around makes the occasional battery swap super easy. great work to the designer.

Love this design, It takes quite a bit of filament and produces a game that's a bit on the heavy side. It's fun to see the pieces spin down their respective chutes. The pieces were a bit difficult to keep on the build plate with one of the silk filaments I tried. They kept coming loose until I printed them all on a raft. The board/structure of the game is very stout. In the end, if you're careful with your filament, you won't have any issues with this awesome take on a classic game.

Printed great, I added a bit of a brim to keep it nice and flat on the build plate. I need to order some metric bolts to get the levelling correct, but the fit on the machine is spot on. It's nice a snug even before you start tightening down the mounting bolts. Not problems at all with the print using PETG.

I needed some super quick photo frames for a project my kiddo was working on. these fit the bill perfectly. it should be noted that because of the print orientation you're counting on layer adhesion for strength, which means that the little feet are liable to snap off easily. if you're not looking for something to stand the rest of time, these are a nice simple solution.

I printed these in TPU for my kiddo and she loved them. With the TPU I just changed the top and bottom layer count until it turned the whole thing solid and it worked great. Nice and flexi with a decent grip on your drink.

Rather than use this as a lamp, I turned it into a pencil holder for my desk. I added a little puck the same size as the Bambu light. The parts of the lamp printed perfectly. I even printed the kumiko panels with a silk PLA that had issues with other things, but on this it worked a charm.

These worked perfectly with a metal pla on a little Bluetooth amplifier. Would be even better if there were an indicator on the knob to determine its status visually, but as is it looks great on my little project.

This printed pretty much perfectly. I even used a silk white filament. I was a little worried about the corners lifting but a supertack plate kept things perfectly in place.

This is a pretty awesome print. I had a touch of bed adhesion issues with one half of the peices when using a silk filament, but a simple raft solved that. Everything else printed perfectly.

These printed out great. They fit really well. and seem to provide a fair bit of dampening on the printer. I printed with a generic TPU and it worked great.

I use this thing nearly every day. the print came out super well, though I did stretch the middle portion as long as it could go diagonally on my ps, to give myself some extra reach. overall it prints really well and the fingers are sharp enough to give a good effect but not enough to actually scratch skin or damage clothes. it's also plenty strong to be able to hold up to daily use.

love the whole multi-cennect system and these are no exception. they print well and quickly and they engage really well with other multi-cennect parts to provide excellent storage options.

it would be good if the description included the height of the bin. I had to check the sizing in the slicer to figure out which to print. Otherwise they printed super well and very efficiently.

These are a great of organizing my socket drawer. the use of half grid sizing helps to waste less space and keep things together. prints are quick and flawless. couldn't ask for more.

This couldn't fit better. it's a perfect drop in for for the mako toolkit. it takes a fair bit of time to print, but it came out perfectly.