Found a way to save filament poop 😁 only improvement I can suggest is making it ~2mm deeper on both sides to leave more room for card (for mixing).

Great stuff, idk how ones with 9hr print times manage to get popular! This is all anyone needs imo. Would be nice to get one with holes or one big hole in the base to be even faster and lower material, I don't have to worry about all my wooden handles touching the table. Also, it's quite wide and could use separators/walls, even if only short ones at the base, to stop over leaning/angling/tilting.

Perfect, no other notes. I suppose one minor gripe is that it's not on one plate.

Let's call this me "limit testing" instead of me "making a mistake" 😅 but for what fits it works great, off to print medium!

Bonus points for being lightweight, next best option that I found used like 3x the filament for a similar storage quantity, absurd!

Helped me realise that 8mm is too thick for biscuit dough 😅

Works great except the locking mechanism is pretty unreliable, I definitely wouldn't travel with it fully as is without blue tac or something to keep it shut. Unless I'm missing some trick on locking it?

Printed 4 so far, more likely to come. Stack well, sturdy (in my case probably could make do with less material and less sturdy but it's not egregious by any means and great for most people I think).

Couldn't ask for better, never have I managed a better passport photo in my life until now. And all for 10p of filament. Printed 4 to share the good word 😁

Brim is a massive chore to remove and almost certainly unnecessary for anyone taking decent care of their plate.

Possibly the best on maker world, but haven't tried them all yet (and never will) so can't confirm. 4 stars because even with bradle adjustments to make the pin super sensitive I still managed to see the bait get eaten but trap not triggered. And without adjustments the pin is way too tight, in all 3 copies I've built. also, the support for the doors doesn't fully come off easily which would be fine if the gap was a tad bigger, literally 1 layer or less bigger, currently on every print I've had to slide the door up and down 50 times to reduce the friction so it can fall reliably when the pin is removed.

Wonderful, only complaint is the sizing recommendations feel a little off, my cable was over 2m and on the thicker side but fairly sure I could manage with one size down. But I appreciate that OP isn't a label with 100 USB cables of various sizes to trial exact specs for so cutting them plenty of slack!

Screw is a little too tight but that's better than a little too loose.

Perfect

Could probably be more lightweight but does the job stylishly and not going to miss pennies of filament

Hooky as advertised

Don't forget to insert them the right end first!

Narrow for my big heckin chonkers but that's the A1's fault so no points deducted 😅 Sinces mine is only 1 high I can actually bend the legs outward a little, making more room, happy with the end result even if not intended.

Definitely not suitable for PLA imo. Broke on first use when attempting to tighten, I don't think I was too forceful but in case I was I've opted to leave the vote higher score than a one use tool would usually deserve. I appreciate there are space constraints for some rads but mine have space for reinforcement so I've provided a profile that survived usage.