I just completed the print and assembly over the course of two days. I know that documentation is the non-fun part of this, but with something so complex, it really helps to have up to date build instructions. I spent about two hours assembling this, but half of that was because I was juggling the updated AMS 2 assembly instructions that have a similar central cut out for the filament tubes vs the one you see in the photos here. The assembly is slightly different for each. So just be aware if you’re building this and you have questions that aren’t answered in this assembly guide, the author also has an AMS 2 build that is similar in many ways to this version 1.10. The assembly instructions for each were both helpful in their own ways.

Finally, a clip tag that is well designed. You have no idea how long I’ve searched for this. I almost just designed my own.

As others have stated, these are ridiculously tight. I would highly recommend scaling down a couple percent. I printed about 30 of them and had to hand shave the edges off in order to fit. They look beautiful, but they’re about a millimeter or two too tight. I suppose, if you never plan on removing them, they are fine. But that’s not the point of this print.

I have probably printed 20 of these. They’re perfect.

I can’t believe this guy is still floating around on the Internet somewhere. IYKYK

perfect

Uses a ton of filament, almost half a spool. But it is rock solid. Probably could save filament if you aren’t mounting it to the wall and need the rigidity. Going to print a second one without as much fill and without the wall mount.

So far, this is the most satisfying print I’ve had in the last six months.

Fuzzy was also what I was hoping for. This was perfect.

Just printed it all on a single plate.

cute

Not enough shamrocks for the number of holes in the pot! Had to print a small batch again after realizing this. You should update the files to match the dirt holes.

Used a black sharpie and saved myself 2+ hours of additional print time by printing single color.

Some of the supports were not easily removed, but overall it turned out great. I painted the eyes black and it looks great.

Legibility of the word is better if the heart is flipped end over end so supports aren’t in contact with the readable end.

Scaled up 150% in the Bambu Slicer to hold fish oil and other humongous vitamins. Everything worked great, even the holder. Printed in KINGROON PETG. No issues at all.

Printed these for Galentine’s gifts. They are great!

Seriously, THE BEST spool out there. Reason? The filament holders throughout the build. Prove me wrong. I'm throwing away the Bambu stock spools. Only these from now on.

It was a great print. Worked perfectly as soon as we popped it off the plate.