I have attempted printing so many cases over the years and I never had good luck. on top of that, I have never managed to dial in my TPU filament, resulting in a lot of globs and stringing. HOWEVER, your print profile is amazing. the supports peal off like nothing, and what little issuesni had were due to my filament specifically. Case fits snug and doesn't feel half bad! one quick question, what did you use to glue the camera ring to the main body? I tried super glue but it only kind of works

I don't know how you did this. I needed an air stone for a quarantine tank but didn't have time to go to the store to get one. it fits perfectly on airline tubing and bubbles reasonably well. Now its not $20 CO2 diffuser or anything, its a 3d printed airstone and it works really well for what it is. Bubbles are plentiful but not overly active. It struggled in my 29 gallon from the depth but that is partly my air pump. Great model, highly recommend in a pinch.

Great idea, less great execution. The added mass to the top rail caused a "X axis resonance low" error, which was resolved when I removed it. It prints well and functions exactly as intended but I feel like a wall mount or desk mount is best for long term print quality.

I wanted so badly to rate this a 5 star. unfortunately the little clicker tab on the click button broke within 24 hours of printing so I can't. However, every other aspect of this works very well. I personally love the ratchet wheel, my wife lived the buttons (hence why it broke), and my daughter loves spinning the rings around. I would reinforce the button clicker a bit, or print it out of a sturdier material (I printed PLA) which I feel most people will be using.

If I could rate this higher I would. I have printed so many of these that im actually starting to hate the sound of it clicking. Assembly is easy, print is fast and clean, and the click is extremely satisfying. I will say after heavy use the clicker wears out a bit and it quieter but as I said, thats a good thing for me. maybe add a little Keychain loop?

it works great and the tolerances are good. My only issue is I have gotten pinched by the ratcheting mechanism a few times. I think if it were covered somehow this would make it that much better. Overall this print functions well and prints easily/quickly.

As far as wall mounts go, this one printed in a fraction of the time. My only "gripe" is the depth of the screw holes, which forced me to find longer screws for mounting. This is a non issue because more plastic means a stronger hold. all holes lines up and the two halves fit together perfectly. This removed the "x axis resonance is low" warning I had on my A1 from the top mount.

Absolutely adorable. I would print an army if I could.

Im not sure if this is working yet (will update when I find out). My first run with it resulted in no caught scuds. Thus may be because the holes are on the side but im not sure. The print itself is absolutely perfect, however.

I printed this out of standard black and white. everything fits perfectly. I had some very minor cleaning to do around the threads of the feet but that is to be expected.

I mean, its a desk organizer, not much you can say about it. its clean and prints well. I added some 10x2mm TPU disks to the bottom to give it some feet so it wouldn't slide around on my desk (superglued).

It fits on the purge wiper perfectly and the little tabs lock it in reasonably well while still allowing you to remove it. My only issue comes from material used. Print this out of a material different from what you normally print. If you print PLA mostly, print this out of PETG or something. This will help the purge poops from sticking to the box. Great model!

Fantastic model. This was one of the few I found that wasn't a circle and it works amazingly. Occasionaly the slider sticks but it isnt an issue. I added some TPU disks to the bottom as "rubber" feet to keep it from sliding around on a desk.

the model is large and really cool. Unfortunately I kept having bed adhesion issues and never fully printed it so I can't judge the final product, but from what I can tell it is exactly as advertised.