Love the design. Didn't fit my LL Bean Winter Walker poles - so I experimented with different thread types, found one that worked, and added it to Maker World as a modification to yours. Thanks again for the model!

I've always been a fan of VanGogh's Starry Night, You can literally see and feel the brush strokes with this lithophane print which exhibits true to painting details and colors! I enlarged the scale to fit a full KC010 LED Backlight Board Kit, but failed to consider the thickness increase. For now I am enjoying it in my Southern facing office window, Before printing a large frame, I'll add a "negative cube" the size of this print into the frame - so that it accomodates my thicker print.

Nice clean futuristic look! Love the print! I printed the rims and bike frame in silver PLA, the tires in black TPU, and the other bike components in black PLA. A matching silver helmet with black visor for Dummy 13 ties it all together nicely! The added width of the version 2 frame seems to be a bit much for Dummy 13's anatomy to handle (both feet can't occupy the foot pegs simultaneously). A larger mono shock in the rear might also improve the visual details - please consider for V3.

My first Dummy print! Used black TPU for joints, and orange exoskeleton that seems to hold up fine. Added skis and poles along with a Santa hat - and works perfect to recreate those awkward or award winning experiences on the slopes!

Nice looking modern 3 dimensional print for photo display! I found the heart shaped cut-out guide to be a bit oversized, and it took some finagling to get my photo on thick print stock into the holder - but well worth it once finally in place.

This is a simple yet eloquent design that printed quickly (for an older nieces B'day celebration). Looked great in magenta PLA!

Was looking for a dog ball to print in TPU. I was able to easily add the dog's name on the flat top for a personalized gift using the Bambu slicer text tool. I've not had any issues in printing TPU in the past, but despite using auto tree and auto regular supports - I got some funky distortion and wayward filament at the bottom 25% - each time I printed - despite changing print speed, fan speed, and infill. I'm thinking this is an overhang issue. Any suggestions?