This is my first print in place and functional model. I've been wanting a dice jail. It looks like it hold maybe 1 or 2 standard dice but it is still nice. Placed well. I was able to take it off the plate and open and shut it. It printed well. The little lock is cute on it and is easy to attach.

This printed really well. It even looks good w/ the yellow leaves I used instead of green because I didn't have any.

I have printed 4 of these already. I have used them too. I printed the model you can put weights in. The video was very helpful. Make sure you watch the video and use it when you assemble this. I did have to file down the numb for the button just a bit to get the button to go in. My husband used plyers to press some of the parts together on the round part because neither of us can really squeeze them by hand. I did not have to sand anything to make it fit other than the sanding I did for the button. I like the curved handle a lot. The splinter curves on it are helpful too. If I want to use the handle for balance I can. I can hook my finger through the bottom curve and hold the handle in place. Then I can rest my hand lightly on the flat part to help steady it when I paint. I place my figs on coke bottle lids because I use them on my game envy holders. They fit well and I can see if someone bases a fig while they paint it, it will fit too.

These printed really well. I've only printed the first 4 so far and they turned out really nice.

This printed pretty well but I would have preferred a catch on it to lock the lid down in case I dropped it. Still printed well.

I use this to run test prints. I do have a bit of fuzziness but that was a filament issue. Once I dried the filament it improved on my other prints.