These things are a beast! Got all the colors set. Did cut the breach object into 2 and changed the colors to match appropriately. Original blue hand broke off the telescoping end and had to reprint the pieces. Made the blue hand at 101% and it threaded on a lot nicer. Telescoping ends can get hung up if they twist slightly, but easy enough to fix.

All slots, except one, was a little tight but worked itself out. The last slot was nearly impossible to get the battery in / out (will need a bit of sanding I suspect). The tracker slot is perfect, a little tight at first but then also works itself out nicely.

Printed this as a gift. The recipient has the upgraded batteries but thought, if that's the case, then use the 4 slots on the end. I did rotate the print to lay flat and that was probably a mistake as the "Milwaukee" logo got a little gunked up with my bad support settings.

Turned out perfect. Maxed out the size for the P1S and added the fuzzy skin.

Printed only the battery holders, 100% is a little tight but works out over time. 102% just doesn't work. 101% was the sweet spot.

Made these and they turned out quite nice. Learned AFTER the print to make better support adjustments so they come off more cleanly. Also printed the stands, very nice! Now just looking for the right lights to put inside them.

The wife printed up 2 of these for her friends as a gift. We had to rotate one of the plates away from the P1S aux fan as it was cooling too fast and warping the print. After rotating, it turned out perfect.

Love this storage setup! However, the humor isn't lost...need filament to make spools, need filament to hold spools :-D

This is very nice and useful; the handle is a bit short though. I can only get my 3 smallest fingers for the grip. May have been best to extend the handle the entire length of the build.

Printed 3 of these, . 1st one was quite stringy; my P1S aux fan ended up blowing off the purge tower and blowing excess filament all over the place. Removed the purge tower for the 2nd and 3rd and not stringy. Turned out perfect!