This is an excellent phone case with a wonderful design that I have received compliments on. My only concern is that the phone’s screen extends slightly past the case, meaning that a drop that lands perfectly face down will be a direct impact on the most delicate part, and if it’s a bumpy surface like asphalt that would be even worse. For a V2 of this model I would suggest extending the bezel around the screen.

So far so good, but I do wish it had clips for the original dome lens.

Great scraper for people who refuse to use metal tools on their plates. I love the replaceable blades, so you don’t have to waste filament reprinting the handle.

Works great even in PLA.

I used another model that was similar to this but it didn’t fit. This one fits perfectly and there’s room for an X axis cable spring.

Fits perfectly. My only regret was having supports on. I would have printed this without them and I think it would be fine on the Bambu Supertack.

This is a fantastic piece. It printed perfectly while I was sleeping and fits perfectly without being in the way of any moving parts. I noticed during the vibration calibration that it would move slightly. I placed little rubber feet on the bottom and it raised the height up slightly but it’s still not in the way of anything and stays where I placed it. I use a deflector in combination with this and zero filament has ever escaped, although it’s so tall I’m not even sure if I need a deflector at this point.

I had a slight problem with tapping the grease down, it just didn’t want to go. Eventually I lost my patience and just went with what I had gotten in there. I liked the threading on the end. I was able to rest the tool on the X axis while I manually moved it on the Z using the control screen on the printer. I also like the idea of having somewhere to store the unused grease. The little plastic bags they come in aren’t designed to be resealed. Keeping it in this syringe tool makes sense to me.

I had some slight difficulty getting some of the screws in, but this was a great functional upgrade for my A1 Mini.

I was having trouble with the stock PTFE tube bending up and onto the top of the Z axis. With clips securing it to the X axis cable that is no longer an issue.

I don’t like the idea of using metal blades on my plates, so I’m using these instead. Sometimes prints are just too secure and this blade can’t get under it or apply enough sheer force so I just bend the plate in all directions and get under it with my fingernails. The problem is that I don’t want my hand oils to get on the build plate, so the scraper is preferable when it works. This photo is what the blade looks like after using it 10 or so times.

I haven’t needed to use this yet, but I’ll be glad to have it when I need it.

The top of the print isn’t perfect but it still does the job!

I heard that PLA can stick to the deflector if it’s also printed in PLA so I placed aluminum tape on all the inside walls and haven’t had an issue yet!

My first ever print!