This was a really fun print to assemble. I just wish it had more power. The loading, cocking, and assembly is super satisfying though. Would it be possible to replace the "flame spreader" with a barrel that inserted through the front of the main body and continued in to cover the spring's plunger/stud and act as a better guide for it. You might have to redesign the part of the spring that catches on the trigger. Make it narrower and give the barrel a slot for the catch to move in. Having this should allow the plunger to make better forward contact with the bullet. It should also allow you to tighten tolerances. I'm 3 weeks new to 3d printing with 0 modeling experience so I can only offer suggestions, and don't know if the suggestions are manageable.

Great print. Had to do a smidge of sanding on the dowels. Just a few seconds on the end edges. And had to make sure to print with a brim on the larger piece (otherwise the first couple layers on the rounds edge printed a little off. But my wife LOVES it. I'm going to be printing one for my sister who also has a spectra pump.

Perfect Print. Thank you for letting me display my awesomely useless benchys!

Great print! Might get slightly better detail with a 0.2 nozzle but it turned out great with my 0.4.

Perfect Print. This is a great size for small items that you want to easily reach for.

Perfect Print. I think mine is technically backwards but I like the way my filament looks from this side. It just takes a little more effort to snap things in.

Perfect Print. Snaps right in.

Printed perfectly. Its the perfect size to be a general purpose bin. And the hexagons on the front make an excellent aesthetic addition.

Printed perfect and ready for use! It holds the door firmly in place. Also, and this may not be intentional, but it actually has just enough clearance to slide off the enclosure lip if forget its there and pull the door XD

Almost perfect. Had to remove a little bit of overage around the magnet openings. Only took a minute and was probably due to my settings. I'm new to 3d printing. Still rate it 5/5!

Awesome print! I used PLA Translucent Autumn Orange Gray and got so lucky with the placement of the gray layer.