Nice compact test. Printed in TPU 55D from Devil Design (using generic settings). I'm surprised that it came out so well.

The new 36mm version works perfectly for talon mags. I can highly recommend it! I've printed it in TPU so it has a better grip on the dart, but to be fair, the PLA version that I printed eariler worked just as well.

They do work. Obviously don't expect anything crazy from printed pliers, but for simple stuff like bending keychain wire they work fine. I printed them in 2 different PLAs. I was able to assemble one of them using just my hands. The other had a much tighter fit and I needed to use a vise. Once snapped in place both of them move quite smootly. They tend to be a bit slippery (especially with round objects), but if you get a good grip they hold well enough to even pull out a sigle hair! I have one suggestion: If there was an extra gap behind the jaws (shown in image 3), then it would be possible to close the jaws fully even after they eventually wear out.

Very usefull print for two-tone filaments! It also looks very pretty with that star pattern. It made me realize that the top and bottom layers can look so much better than the default settings.

Printed without issues and fits nicely. I chose the fine mesh option out of fear that the silica gel beads will fall out, but now I see that standard mesh would have sufficed and provided better visibility. That aside it is still a very functional thing!

Printed at 50% speed just to make sure it will stick to bed better. The top side turned out surprisingly well. Bottom side understandably is messier because of the supports.

Nice print. Slightly big for my fingers, but that's not the model's issue. I can still play with it. I would point out one thing - all 3 parts are spaced really far away from each other on the build plate for no apparent reason. It just slows down the print time…

Neat design, fits P1S snugly. It does have a little bit of flex, but so far nothing went under it while swiping, so it's fine.

It's so much better than I initially thought! It requires manually lifting the print plate a bit before it's possible to slide this on. Once inserted it holds very securely. Printed in PLA.

I installed just the left bracket but it alone makes aligning the plate a lot easier. Printed in ABS.

Very handy thing! It does works as it is, but I noticed it introduced a little bit of resistance for the filament… so I drilled the hole to 2.2 mm to match the inner diameter of PTFE tubes - now the filament feeds super smoothly. I use it both for my external spool feeder and in AMS (connected to AMS Saver).

Quick print and uses barely any filament, nice! Mine almost finished, but tipped over in last 2 minutes… still I was surprized how far it printed.

Fits nicely and holds the plate steadily.

Really neat design. They fit in the AMS neatly and can be easily removed. I put the smallest ones in a separate dry box. Just one nitpick regarding the thinnest containers - they can't bend that well and thus the cover is much harder to remove compared to the bigger ones. I solved it by slightly scraping the locking notches with a blade - now it's much easier to open and close.

Awesome thing, very functional. Printed in ASA (using ABS profile), but because of different shrink rates I had to do some post processing so it would fit the bottom of AMS - mainly filing and drilling the bottom of grooves (so they fit all the way in). Aside from that I had to improvise with washers and drilling the screw holes a bit deeper, because I had too short screwes. But in the end everything fits and I can highly recommend it!

It does fit, but those cheap splitters from Aliexpress require so much force, that I have to use the bottom side of this tool. 😅 But it does work!

It cuts filament so effortlessly! Compared to other cutter that I tested this is so much easier as it requires less force, is less flimsy and less awkward to hold. 100% can recommend. Printed in translucent PLA.

Printed well, but be aware that those aren't standard 6mm airsoft BBs - they're roughly 5,6mm. It's not a design issue, becaue they are made for a specific launcher and never claimed to be 6mm. Just be aware that in different launchers they will shoot weaker. That's it. The ziptie works and can even be reopened if you push the pin from the back. If you manually twist off the BBs, then they will break off cleanly and the ziptie won't get damaged that much (it will hold better and not slip).

I had troubles to insert it at first, but then I realised the springy latch was getting stuck on the small hole cutout and it was just a matter of pushing it in using a screwdriver. After that it inserted fully and stayed in place.