The 6 level came out beautifully. Printed with Panchroma Matte Rainbow PLA. Even with glue on the smooth plate, it came off with just flexing the plate. 0 damage. I attempted the 7 level, but the slicing stuck at 15% for about an hour so I went down to the 6. May give the 7 level another shot after seeing how great the 6 level came out, though. Any tips would be appreciated. Update: I let it slice all day while I was working and came back to it ready! 3 days, 19 hours, 677g of filament. I may hold off for now and save it for a rainy weekend.

I could not be more pleased with the outcome. I printed it all in Bambu PLA Matte Terracotta. I printed it at 166% speed specifically so it would be a messier print (it's supposed to be an old, broken planter afterall). I sprayed a nice layer of clearcoat inside and added some small rocks at the bottom to help prevent dripping and molding. Soil, succulents, and moss from my local nursery (buy local!). I will probably be making more of these.

Taking the mechanism under the keys off the keyboard took longer than the print. Fits perfectly. Printed with AnyCubic PLA Basic Black and Bambu PLA Basic Blue for the Star Trek logo I added.

Does a great job. 30mm version Printed with Bambu PLA Basic Green and AnyCubic PLA Basic Pink. Stanley utility blade from Ace Hardware. Blades: https://www.acehardware.com/departments/tools/hand-tools/utility-and-hobby-knife-blades/20534

10/10 my cat loves it. Thoughts for the future; a solid base under the scratcherpad area so catnip won't fall through to the floor. Printer with AnyCubic PLA Basic Pink and Bambu PLA Basic Green.

Turned out great! I added space for four D8x2mm magnets so that I can put it on my office whiteboard. (Added the print profile.) I used Bambu PLA Wood for the doors, Bambu PLA Basic White for the handles, AnyCubic PLA Basic silver for the stairs, and AnyCubic PLA Basic Black for the other door parts.

I've Printed 8 of these now and they all turn out great! A thin layer of Gorilla Glue to hold the pages in place, a short piece of filament to act as a Hinge (I rubbed a heated metal tool against the end to melt the filament in to place, like a wax seal), and they're ready to get to work! Pictured printed, from left to right: Bambu Lab PLA Basic Purple Bambu Lab PLA Glow Green Bambu Lab PLA Basic Orange Bambu Lab PLA Matte Black Bambu Lab PLA Marble White

I've printed the 3-book and 5-book versions of this. They are both great! The books slide right in to place and the design is amazing. I gave the 3-book version as a gift and kept the 5-book for myself. Both well received. Printed in Bambu Lab PLA Wood

They get the job done. They aren't as snug as I'd like, but a drop of Gorilla Glue would solve that. (I'm just dealing as-is because I will probably want to expand at some point.) Printer in Bambo Labs PLA Wood.

I love it! Put it on my desk at work and it's gotten nothing but complements! The support took some time and effort to get out, but I got there. I do like that there's a hole to hang it on a wall. Paired with the MakerWorld clock kit, no additional parts or modifications needed. Printed with Bambu Labs PLA Basics Orange, White, and Black.

Came out beautifully. I used Bambu PLA for everything. White is matte, everything else is basic. It was a beast to print. It took over 31 hours and there was a lot of waste. Maybe a version that the body is seperate from all the other pieces (eyes, toes, spots) and they can click into place (or even be glued!) could be made; it would reduce time and waste. Just a thought, though. Pictured is my completed print after a fresh clear coat (heavy on satin and then topped with a thin layer of matte). Update: added a custom shaped block to fill the hole where a pot would got, drilled holes in the block, and Gorilla Glued in pieces from fake plant displays to create a custom bush. Had a lot of fun with this one.

It turned out great! I added some custom color to the model before printing (to match markings on my cat). It took quite a while. I'd lobe to print one scaled up 200%, but I'm scared it will take days to print. Not a complaint, there's a lot of detail in the knitting and it just takes time. Printed using Bambu Labs PLA Basics White and black as well as AnyCubic PLA Basic Pink.

I love it. If I print another, I will probably scale it up 150%. Printed using Bambu Labs PLA Basics Black and White.

Both designs turned out great. Use them on my desk at work every day. Printed using Bambu Labs PLA Basics Red, Blue, and Black as well as AnyCubic PLA Basic Texture Silver.

Wonderful. I used a mix of Bambu Labs PLA Basic Black, Bambu Labs PLA Matte Black, and AnyCubic PLA Basic Black. (Not for any reason, I just printed this in between other projects and what I had going shifted over the course of the week it took me to get around to printing all the pieces.) I bought a 5W 95GPH submersible water pump from a vendor on eBay for a great price and picked up a bit of piping at my local Ace Hardware. I suggest making sure the pump you get is adjustable as too much pressure makes it spill over the sides of the top landing and too little pressure won't get the water to the top at all. Sealed the base with a couple layers of Flex seal (not using in an area where animals will drink from it) and glued together with Gorilla Glue.

Came out great! I scaled it up 200%. The bigger you pring it, the more fragile the tips of the plant become. Just bear in mind when scaling. Printed using Bambu Labs filament. PLA Basics Mistletoe Green and Cocoa Brown as well as PLA Marble White. Gorilla Glue to hols it together.

Absolutely love it! Printed using Bambu Labs PLA Matte White, Bambu Labs PLA Basic Brown, and Bambu Labs PLA Basic Orange. I just used layers to change the colors. I will probably be printing more of these in various colors. I will probably add black to the spikes next time Might use filament or I might just paint them.

I've only printed Gengar so far, but it came out beautifully. Printed with all Bambu Labs PLA Basic Purple, Bambu Labs PLA Matte Black, Bambu Labs PLA Matte White, and Anycubic PLA Basic Pink. Used Gorilla Glue to secure it in the Cartridge Frame (printed in the same purple).

Turned out great! Printed with Bambu Labs PLA Basic Purple to match my print of the Gengar Pokédex card. A thin layer of Gorilla Glue keeps them together.

It came out great! Standard size ID card fits perfectly. I'd prefer for the loop at the top to be aligned with the card's, but I understand the difficulty there. Bambu Labs PLA. Red and purple- regular. white and black- matte.