i printed in PETG so that I could use translucent filament I had. The only other change I made was to lower it a bit below the plate so it would be thinner and more translucent.

Regarding the instruction to not use support for the lower part of the model, it already had a support blocker cube for everything below the fixed jaw of the clamp. I printed with PETG with no modifications to the slicer settings. Printed well. I was hoping to use this on a fairly standard 6’ folding table. It’s not even close to opening wide enough. 😢

Love this little game. Fantastic design and clean print.

Fantastic idea and beautiful design. I only wish I had read all the way through the instructions before starting print. 😩 The connections are a little loose, which makes it is a bit wobbly. I see that there are instructions to make collars. I may get back to it at some point.

Love the design. It printed well, but the holes are too big — made a bit of a mess inside the ams and out.

This was just what I was looking for - a minimalist drying rack I could use for tie-dye. The only issue I had was every other print had a bit of lifting on one corner. It’s cosmetic and likely a calibration issue of something else I could control. I did have to shrink it slightly to fit on my X1C plate, which seemed odd. Not sure the reason for that.

I was looking for a book stand to print for an author friend to use at a book festival in 2 weeks. Your design caught my eye immediately. I love it! I changed a couple of things — I used my .4 nozzle ant .2 layer height and instead of 100% infill, I increased walls to 3. Also, printed in PETG. Clean, fast print.