Works well for it's intended purpose. I probably will use a transparent for rhe top piece, and also use PETG. I used a PLA+ in this print. Since the lights seemed to get hot, even though they are LED, Im thinking PETG to keep them from warping. I purchased the lights kits on Amazon for the exact purpose of making the adapters myself to save a little $$.

I used some "exotic PLA" (LOL), from "Amazon" that I was hoping would be cooler than it turned out. Im not bashing the filament, just probably will use it for another purpose!. It was a Black, White & Pink tri color quick change gradient. Needless to say, I don't really feel what you see is what you get....I included a pic of the filament. The file itself was awesome, as you can also see, I printed a standard. red rose as well. Thanks!

Looks great! I'm giving you a 5 star, because what it is looks like is small, precise, and perfectly acceptable. Functionally though, mine would barely even bend. I noticed some of your other comments had issues, but I dont believe its a fault with the model. I used a PS1, and some Sunlu PLA+ 2.0 I have never had issues with Sunlu, but this new PLA filament has got to be something different. if I try to bend this to "flex" it, it will absolutely brake. This particular filament it seems like others had problems too. I'm trying other filament now, and if it's the case, I'm going to contact Sunlu to find out if there are other settings that need to be adjusted. The pictures show just how little it bends, and I believe you meant it to feel flowing like fabric Thanks for the print!!

loved it

turned out perfect. used petg and they worked!

very nice. love the small size and slanted for drainage and drying!

My new favorite thing to learn to print are these fabric type prints, and these are awesome and are great for fidgeting with.

Loved them.. made some for all of the girls in the office. They thought they were adorable. Used basic PLA. didn't have time to tweak the settings, some of my colors (black) were a little stringy.

Printed for my son. he likes it. printed with PLA.

I liked them I used a tri color matte from grat kit off of amazon.

pretty cool.

The eyes were a little difficult to "pop in. had to shave a bit of the edge down, and ended up using some glue on the edges, but overall it turned out good.

very cute! I have not taken mine apart yet. but even the cards themselves are adorable.

I love Pokémon, I even love these skeleton pokemon. keep them coming. I'm addicted.

I love mine and the way it turned out. turned out great. Used a Sunlu Green PLA I had lying around.

I like them alot and the printed quickly and went together with no issues. They click lock together and have not had any issues. I made them because I ran out of spools and I needed some for a project that I ordered refill spools. I used leftover filament from almost finished rolls and it worked great!

the supports were very difficult to get off. I may play around with the settings in Bambu Studio later. I did shrink the size, I tried three separate sizes.

part of mine at the top broke again at a connection. The dovetail pieces were difficult to get together, but overall it turned out pretty cool I used the Mika3D Rainbow GlowInDark Filament for this one.

printed a bit smaller than I expected.