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Electric Mayhem
@ElectricMayhem
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This came out awesome! My wife was making Grinch Balls for the family holiday party this year, and when I saw this, I had to print it out to go with displaying her desert! There were a few pieces that I decided to raise the quality on and slow down when printing (the hands, eyebrows, and nose) so they would come out real nice, but I never could get the black of the eyes to print reliably (a sharpie marker fixed that real quick). But all in all, this was a TON of fun and came together quite nicely.
https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/1937545/2233835/ratings/2025-12-27_9aacde69517e78.jpg
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Printed perfectly. Blade is now at the right angle where very little effort is needed to remove prints from my plates. Works flawlessly on my Cool Plates and leaves no marks or gouge marks. A must print accessory!
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Works perfectly for my Easdry enclosure - Even better than the silly loop of string it originally came with! Didn’t need any fancy material for it, either. Plain PLA works great.
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I used ZIRO 95A TPU and it came out very smooth and without any defects - however I do think that this TPU is a little stiffer than what I was prepared for, because it is dang near impossible to squeeze. I'll try dialing down the infill a little and see if that helps. Don't worry, though - I will not let this print die in vain... My newly divorced friend from back in my college days said she'd be happy to rehome it.
https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/826288/769960/ratings/2025-10-24_a7806f9c1e884.jpg
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Printed using Inland PETG with no issues. Nice and sturdy and holds sandpaper with ease - doesn't let go and you don't have to tighten it to the point you're worried you'll break the screw. Excellent design!
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Comes out beautiful using generic PLA - Fit and finish is almost flawless and the top screws on and off snugly and securely. Have maybe 5 instances of stringing on each print, all of which are easily resolved with a xacto knife. So far, I've printed over two dozen of these, and many more are planned for the future.
https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/817241/759702/ratings/d5a578e0-90e4-11f0-bce9-5b16e13c79c9.jpg
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These came out very nice. I scaled a few down to use in my 250g small spools while in storage and they work awesome half filled with alumina. Fit and finish are perfect and the print time is great using standard PLA.
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This came out perfect! I printed the AMS version on my P1S in Midnight and White PETG, and followed the instructions as outlined for the build. When I'm ready to use it, I give it a light shake to rewet the pad and it's ready to go. It cleans my print beds very easily using 70% IPA, plus there are no fumes while being stored (thanks to the use of the separate tray, which I also have pictured). I couldn't ask for anything more!
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Printed perfectly in PLA and makes using my 250g spools much easier!
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This works great with the extra height of my riser. Very robust hinge mechanism that's not binding and smooth to operate. Very good job with the design!!!
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This fit perfectly in my filament dryer - snapped right into place! Definitely waaaay better than just stuffing a dessicant bag in there.
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Printed these on default settings using some SUNLU PETG for my new P1P and they worked great! Fit was great and I only had to reprint 3 of the smallest plugs (which was anticipated due to manufacturing variances) since they were not exact matches to all the others in the base of the machine.
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