perfekt

I use it every day, it's just perfect. For my application, I scaled it down slightly, so I printed it twice in total. I printed it from PETG HS, except for the gears, but now, after more than a month, I am noticing slight wear on the gears, so I will probably print them again in PETG HS.

It does what it's supposed to do. Actually, the part hangs on the other side, which is really practical for getting it out of the way for display purposes. I've hung it on the other side in the picture, but I've also 3D printed another shelf, which is why you can see that it doesn't fit exactly. Don't worry, without the 3D plate it fits perfectly, and on the other side it also fits perfectly when hidden.

It looks good, but I think it's a bit too large in scale.

Please note: Do not use screws, as these can damage the machine. 3M double-sided adhesive tape works better and does not cause any impact or wobbling, giving you an even better hold. I have tried both options with screws, but the part is still loose. 3M solves all problems and provides a better fit.

Truly a perfect everyday companion, I use it every day and have printed several copies.

looks really perfect

Made from PETG HS, fits perfectly and is stable

In use every day, perfect

Perfect addition, saved a lot of money, and works perfectly.

It turned out perfectly and is already in use in the kitchen with an M3 cable strip.

I’ve just finished 3D printing the Hydroponic Tower and want to share my experience and some tips. I used about 4kg of PETG filament for the whole build. Most parts were printed with three wall perimeters for durability, and four on the top/bottom sections. I chose a special gray filament which matches my wall perfectly. For the water pump, I went with the EHEIM compactON 2100 it’s more robust than the standard suggestion, but you’ll need an adapter from the hardware store to fit the hose. My advice always check local stores for screws, hoses and mesh prices and fitting are often better than online. The stock lids for the plant baskets use a lot of filament. So I designed my own simple plug for unused holes, which saves both material and print time. If you want to try it, here’s the link: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1676460-hydrotower-light-seal-plug-cover-cap

Clean design, solid fit. Use PETG for optimum assembly and scale up slightly. 5 stars for function and modularity easy to combine with other 3D printed parts.

53mm Espresso Filter Paper Holder Updated Version I've uploaded an updated model specifically designed for 53mm espresso filter papers (e.g. Normcore). The fit is now precise the stack drops in cleanly and sits flush without play or tension. The holder features a snug internal diameter and a hexagonal base for stability. The top cover clicks on cleanly and adds a nice, minimal look on the counter. Printed in PLA, but works just as well with PETG for a bit more flexibility if needed. ✅ Perfect fit ✅ Clean look ✅ Ready-to-print without scaling

3D Print Review Ferrari F1 This snap-fit Ferrari F1 model turned out to be much more fragile and tricky to assemble than expected. Many parts are extremely delicate, especially when printed in PLA. Several connectors broke during assembly, and one part of the body warped upward — likely due to internal stress or insufficient post-processing, leaving a visible gap. Main issues: Snap-fit tolerances are too tight. PLA is too brittle for such precision work. Some parts, like the tire supports and the wheels, had to be reprinted in PETG for better durability. The model would benefit from slight adjustments in the CAD design (e.g., 0.2 mm loosened joints) and slower print speeds. Tip: Use PETG or PLA+ for all load-bearing parts and fragile connectors especially tires and suspension components. PLA is visually nice but fails mechanically under stress.

⭐ Gesamtwertung: 4,8 / 5 Sternen Der Pillencontainer überzeugt durch sein modernes, minimalistisches Design in mattem Blau und Olivgrün. Die strukturierte Oberfläche und der griffige Schraubdeckel sorgen für eine angenehme Haptik und ein sicheres Handling. Perfekt für den täglichen Gebrauch oder unterwegs stabil, stilvoll und funktional. Besonders gut gefällt mir die Kombination aus ästhetischer Form und praktischer Nutzbarkeit. Das Design hebt sich deutlich von typischen Kunststoffdosen ab und wirkt hochwertig sowie dekorativ

🟢 Bewertung: Elegante 3D-gedruckte Vase in Rillenoptik – 5/5 ⭐️ Diese Vase vereint stilvolles Design mit moderner 3D-Drucktechnik. Das organisch geschwungene Profil mit vertikaler Rillenstruktur verleiht ihr eine edle Anmutung und sorgt gleichzeitig für visuelle Dynamik. Die matte, dunkelgrüne Oberfläche ist ein echter Blickfang und passt ideal zu Naturtönen, Trockenblumen oder minimalistischer Deko. Besonders hervorzuheben ist die präzise Druckqualität: Keine sichtbaren Layerfehler, saubere Kanten und ein stabiler Stand. Die Vase wirkt hochwertig verarbeitet und fügt sich harmonisch in verschiedene Einrichtungsstile ein von modern über skandinavisch bis rustikal. 🔹 Design: 5/5 🔹 Druckqualität: 5/5 🔹 Stabilität: 5/5

🟢 Bewertung: Hochwertiger Pillencontainer im modernen Design – 4,8/5 ⭐️ Dieser Pillencontainer überzeugt durch seine moderne, matte Oberfläche in elegantem Blau und Olivgrün. Die strukturierte Außenseite bietet hervorragenden Grip und eine edle Haptik. Ideal für stilbewusste Nutzer, die auch bei Alltagsprodukten Wert auf Design legen. Der Schraubverschluss wirkt sicher und langlebig perfekt für unterwegs oder den täglichen Gebrauch. Die ergonomische Form erleichtert das Öffnen, das Material wirkt robust und ist angenehm anzufassen. Auch optisch fügt sich der Container sehr harmonisch in moderne Wohnräume ein fast wie ein Designerstück. 🔹 Design: 5/5 🔹 Funktionalität: 4,5/5 🔹 Verarbeitung: 5/5