Nice compact design, and the texture makes it easy to hold. The only issue I had, printing in PETG, was that I needed to enable supports to get the ridge that the clip locks onto to print well enough for the clip to work. Also it's worth noting that the case is a very good fit and you can't get the lighter in or out without undoing the bolt. Only an issue if you want to drop in into the case to go out on a walk and leave the lighter out at home.

It's a very cute frog. My only criticisms are that the supports can leave quite a rough surface on the underside of the spoon (Bambu Basic PLA) I need to have another go and remove very carefully. Also the eyes don't exactly match the eye sockets, there's a bit of a gap left round the eyes after they are inserted, but that doesn't distract from the appearance.

Very sturdy and very chunky, the grove for a TPU seal is a nice touch. I think it will work better with a "plain" zippo with a smooth surface finish; mine doesn't always slide smoothing when closing.

There's a lot of supports, some in tricky locations, to remove and one small support "fell over" during printing. But that didn't make any noticeable effect on the result. Overall I think it came out pretty well.

For what the design is, it prints well and the base slides onto the bracket snugly. But like a couple of others I was expecting something where the tallneck model would sit IN a tray so there was no danger of it sliding off the shelf. I'm aware that this would probably create all sorts of extra complications with supports being required. I think if I am going to use this there will need to be some double sided tape used to fix the base of the model to the shelf.

It's certainly robust with a high infill. Up and working fine

It looks very good but the rocket flame is *VERY* delicate and the rocket wobbles when ever I pick up the model. The first one I printed broke when trying to glue it in. I'm thinking about trying to modify the flame to create a little collar at the base to reinforce it and to also completely fill in the hole in the base (as someone else mentioned the hole in the base is large compared to the flame cone size).

Came out very well. Sorry no picture, I forgot to take one before I wrapped it.

Printed with no problem and I also painted the horns and claws

Neat and simple, adds a little extra to the gifts.

I had a few problems trying to use (non-Bambu) silver & gold silk PLA; the name letters would NOT stick. However when I swapped to standard Bambu PLA everything was fine so it must be the profiles I have for the other silk filaments.

Printed a few variations as gift tags for presents. Have to be a bit careful about reducing the font size to fit long names, they would probably be better with a 0.2 nozzle.

Printed this as a variant for the yarn winder and it fitted perfectly fine.

Sorry, no picture, it's been wrapped as a present. Printed cleanly, I can't say much about the functionality as it's not been used "in anger yet"

There's something a bit weird with the name text in Tag 1; when you click on it in Bambu Studio and select the text option to edit it the text rotates itself 90 degrees and the font changes. Just means you need to rotate it back and select a font.

Very cute, These little fella will be attached to presents.

Slight adhesion issue with one clip in the set, but that was probably my plate needing a clean but did the job for the tree admirably.

I started with the original model but ended up with this one to get a lid that didn't just fall open. I re-added the logo.

It's a good idea and looks good but it really does need that tighter lid

had some stringing in the inside of the taller tree that needed to be trimmed but noting that affected the visible appearance.