I printed all three sizes so I could hand build mugs while trapped at home during this weekend’s blizzard. This was a great idea. All three jigs were printed in sparkle PLA from Cookie Cad on a smooth plate using a P1S. Zero issues and they’re very well designed.

I love this print. I resized it a couple of times for different uses. It’s a great little saucer, a coaster, and the bottom of a D&D-themed mug. Printed this using a random PLA with a smooth plate on a P1S and had zero issues.

What a phenomenal print - absolutely worth the time invested. I printed this in an Elegoo matte ice blue PLA using a smooth plate on a P1S. I made sure my print bed was clean before printing began and had zero issues. Absolutely sent photos to some weaving friends, and now I might have to print at least one or two more as gifts.

I printed this with Inland PLA on a P1S using a 4mm nozzle and a smooth plate. It’s PERFECT. I took it off the printer and headed to the pottery studio and got instant easy results.

Literally grabbed these off the print bed on my way to the pottery studio. I printed these in Inland red PLA on a P1S with a 4mm nozzle and a smooth plate - and had zero issues. The rollers work super well on at least a couple of different stoneware clays. Looking forward to printing more.

Fantastic and easy print. I printed this in Inland red PLA on a P1S using a 4mm nozzle and the smooth bed for an extremely clean result. I haven’t tested the rollers yet but since I have printed two other sets that gave excellent results on polymer clay, I’m not worried. Looking forward to getting these into the pottery studio.

I’ve been looking for hand building jigs - these are going to be SO USEFUL in the pottery studio. I printed in a yellow Inland PLA on a P1S using a 4mm nozzle and the smooth plate. Extremely smooth sailing for both sizes. Hoping for more sizes and shapes in the future. :)

Canceled my first attempt because I had to update the firmware. Second try was perfect, extremely hassle free. I printed both rollers at the same time in a matte green by Inland on a P1S using the 4mm nozzle and the smooth plate. I get a clean impression on polymer clay when I test it. These are a gift - can’t wait to see them in action on ceramics.

This print was super easy - no muss no fuss, very set it and forget it. It rolls cleanly on polymer clay - can’t wait to try it on ceramics. I printed both rollers at the same time in regular PLA, Inland Blue, on a P1S with a 4mm nozzle and the smooth plate. Now to get into the clay studio and make some moth mugs. And moth tiles to use as coasters. And maybe some little moth side plates…