This is the 5-blade model. Printed great without a brim and flies beautifully! Nice way to use up small strands of spare filament.

I reduced the brim to 2 mm, might even be able to print without a brim on a clean bed. Great way to use up small pieces of residual filament.

Elegant design and easy to print. The print profile has a 0.2 mm layer height, but I changed it to 0.16 to get a slightly finer finish. Many thanks to the designer!

Great model and great splitting with connectors. The main change that I made to the print profile was to enable tree supports for the connectors. I actually printed the first of 9 plates without supports and it was successful, but since the connectors are overhangs without bridging, I didn't want to risk any print failures. Beautifully done and thanks to the designer for this community contribution!

Thanks for this fun puzzle! The ironing appeared to create an inconsistent top layer, but I like the look of the concentric pattern. I'll probably print additional copies without the ironing. Many thanks for this contribution!

I like the half closed version because it traps the tiny little shards of filament that otherwise escape.

Easy print and works great, thank you!

Easy to print and very functional!

Great model and many thanks to the designer! I also uploaded a print profile that does not require supports, in case anyone is interested.

Good model and print profile. Some mild stringing and blobs were due to me not drying the filament beforehand. I appreciate the 0.08 mm layer height which results in smooth curvature.

I just needed the frames for the "Happy Birthday" glasses. Printed perfectly!

Great model, easy to assemble. I worry a little about the strength of the hook, but I printed the entire model in Bambu Lab PLA Tough+ hoping the filament will be a little more durable.

Beautiful!

Turned out great, I think I'm going to print several of these boxes. Many thanks to the designer!

Turned out great, my teenage daughter really likes it!

Fantastic model, many thanks to the designer for this contribution. I disabled the purge tower, as I didn't think it was worth the filament waste. If folks are concerned about color bleeding, just turn up the flushing volume. I tend to favor minimizing filament waste, so I set my global flushing volume setting to 0.1, and it turned out fine. Also, as you can see in my photo, my lid doesn't close completely (similar to what others have commented on) but it's not a big deal to me. I did let it cool for 30 minutes after the print finished, so it could be that a little more tolerance could be helpful for some people. It's also possible that I just need to recalibrate my printer. In any case, 5 stars all the way!

Fantastic model! Only minor recommendation for the print profile is to simplify the model so it slices faster. I've made Hueforge models, and I use https://myminifactory.github.io/Fast-Quadric-Mesh-Simplification/ to reduce my Hueforge models from > 100 MB down to about 15 MB, and there is no loss of resolution from what I can see. Still 5 stars, excellent work! I gave this to a friend who is a Blue Jays fan, and he loves it!

Beautiful model, excellent print profile, and easy assembly. Many thanks!

Thank you for this very useful model and print profile! I have some 10 mm adhesive rubber stoppers which I thought would go well with this design, so I remixed the base to allow perfect placement of the adhesive rubber stoppers as pictured, and it worked great for me. May I have permission to upload the remixed base as a PRINT PROFILE in case others would find it useful? The print profile would stay attached to your original model. I would NOT upload a separate remixed model so as to stay within your stated licensing restrictions. Either way, thanks again for your community contribution!

Many thanks to the designer! It printed great, but I'd prefer not to have to glue all the pieces together because I have an AMS Lite. I uploaded a print profile called "AMS, Single Model, 5 Colors with Pause" which AMS and AMS Lite users can use. Not only does it circumvent the gluing process and result in perfect alignment of all layers, it also requires less filament because many layers will be printed as infill (in a single solid model) rather than top and bottom layers (with 5 separate pieces). Hope some folks will find the print profile to be useful and kudos again to the designer!