First attempt at loading a refill spool was a disaster, and this print saved me. I feel like I may have stripped the area where the drill goes, after about 3/4 of the roll was done the drill stopped gripping and I had to finish manually

Turned out great, absolutely love the print.

First attempt had some spots fail to adhere on initial layer for plate two, near the spot where the leg and tail connect. Thoroughly cleaned my build plate again and tried a second time and it printed without issue. Struggled a bit with some of the supports, especially the ones inside the keyholes, but ended up getting them all out cleanly.

Did a print in Silk and in marble, the first still print I did failed, one of the supports broke during printing and the leg and bridging part of the tail collapsed. I slowed the print speed down and enabled strong support and second one printed much better. The marble printed without any issue

Looks good and assembled well. I wanted to try out my new marble filament and feel it was a good choice, I really love the look. Main issue is with the modified base, the lamp opening is significantly larger than the LED lamp itself, so the light doesn't fit inside the lantern, you just have the light on the table and put the lantern over it.

First and foremost it looks amazing, and I'm very glad to have printed it. That said, the railing setup is problematic at best; even with the warning and trying to be as gentle as possible I broke two of the railing holders while feeding the filament, and I can't figure out a way to cut the filament cleanly and have it look like one circular railing without gaps. Getting the light in is also extremely challenging; I struggled getting the USB and remote pieces through the door, and broke a third railing while trying to work the light down from the top, really would benefit from a slightly larger door, and/or a removable bottom section to put the light in and the connect the base to the rest of the lighthouse. Do strongly recommend using the optional light blocking insert, looks a lot better with it in my opinion

Printed well. A little stringing across the holes, but easy to clean up. The 5 on the scoring also didn't print super cleanly, but I feel that may be my printer and not a problem with the print.

Printed well and worked perfectly

Printed great and really helps organize my tools, especially the spare nozzles. Printed the printable screws as well so it was completely printable and it's holding up well

Rake failed to print twice, first on the single plate with everything and then again with the just rake plate. When I opened in Bambu Studio it said the rake was floating, so I used the auto orient and third time was the charm. From a personal view, I wish it was a bit deeper; it's really difficult to take the sand without it spilling over, but other than the rake it printed perfectly and is a welcome addition to my desk

Absolutely adorable with great detail and printed well. Main thing to be aware of. the print profile shows a 5 hour print and 80g of filament, but actually takes about 8.5 hours and uses about 130g of filament. Would be nice if it could be optimized to reduce the filament swaps and purge, the model itself is only 17g, so a massive amount of waste. Still, very glad I printed and I absolutely love my little schnauzer ducky

Printed well, had a bit of trouble removing the brim from the shade, but got it to come off cleanly with a bit of work. Used tea lights from a local shop. I do wish there was an easier way to turn on and off rather than removing the lid and taking the light out, going to print the pagoda version next which looks like it has that feature.

No issues with print. Latched in place perfectly and fits my Bambu and third party build plates without issue. Printed in PLA instead of the recommended PETG, but that was my choice. Will monitor for any issues, but happy so far

Printed well, a little tough to remove some of the support in the wheel well, but not terrible and assembly was easy and it works and looks great

Assembly is a bit rough, I have it stable for now but it falls apart easily, will probably need to super glue. When curving the bridge the thin red railing that runs along the planks is really easy and prone to breaking, made worse by how often the rails fall off and the bridge flattens out and needs to be recurved. Looks amazing though, and a well designed print overall

Printed at three scales, 80, 40, and 20%. I feel like at 40% but keeping thickness at 80% does a good job of keeping details while reducing time and filament, and will make them easier to hang. I do have to agree that it feels weird having mountains in so many parks that aren't mountainous

No issues with the print and they are all working well.

Printed and assembled without any issue. Won't replace my coin purse, but can definitely see value with being able to quickly find the exact coin needed. Can't wait for my next trip to Japan to to it out, I'll print some for our entire group

Easy to print and assemble and works well from what I can remember about the last time I used a recorder like 25 years ago