printed/worked well and was interesting enough for one of my first few prints. the joints are a bit loose and it's a bit too cumbersome to truly be used as a fidget device.

haha the gf wasn't thrilled to see I replaced our toothpaste caps with these 😮. I believe "that's disturbing" was her initial reaction. worth it. totally worth it

interesting concept, but doesn't do much. it's entertaining and works well enough for what it is

printed all in PETG & had a lot of problems printing the outer housing on my A1 mini. solved by rotating 45 degs + adding normal supports. housing still had quite a bit of stringing though. I had to improvise the rubber bands so I'm still trying to find them in the correct size but it works well enough. the discs don't feed reliably and I'm not sure why, put a good spring from a nerf magazine in it. it still shoots great and looks awesome 👍

people should be aware that it will pause halfway through so that you can place the magnets inside. the printer simply said "paused by user" so I was confused and thought I bumped something on my phone by mistake. It works well and I like the way it looks. however, I wish it faced up slightly as it can be a little difficult to see while on the dishwasher. I'm thinking of printing a wedge to place behind it to fix this.

These files were crazy extensive. I just selected a few to keep and try out - they printed fine and look great. I've only tested them indoors so far, but I'm surprised, the thinner ones with fewer blades seem to fly much better - probably due to the reduced weight.

Mirrored it in Bambu Studio and it printed efffortlessly in PETG with almost no stringing. Excited to give this a shot in Pistol Whip!