printed alright with the included profile and modifications, a lot of the holes turned out very tight and almost all needed touch-ups for fitting though I think that's an issue with my overhangs. overall sick design in the zinc lineage

prints quick, no issues and have become a welcome companion on my desk in an idle moment

sometimes you need more counters to keep count of things, these will certainly do them in a stylish manner, and don't even feel like they take up more space when you put them in the intended lid. prints perfect and with nice tolerance though in future I might downsize by 1% for a slightly better fit

prints perfect to hold the best damned counters filament can print, holes are resizable enough to accommodate most magnets you might have/use

for when you need some lil wurms and forgot to get/print tokens. sure it takes longer and is slightly less efficient but when you can show off a 3d print on the battlefield why the hell not?

such a nice print to have on the desktop for notes rather than having them stuffed in a drawer. always catches my eye when I usually lose my notes amongst desk clutter

handy little guy has become an essential part of the toolkit for cleaning and relubing the z axis screws. nice quick and useful print

prints perfectly even though I wasn't sure if the support structure would be enough for such a steep overhang and plays beautifully. best ocarina I've seen/printed

prints, fits, works. nothing more you could ask for when you lose the flimsy nozzles that sometimes come with these things

prints fine, magnet holes are easy enough to resize alongside the model itself. downscaled it to see how small o could go to use it as a tiny tracker to put on things for tabletop games, works a treat

Realigning the print to be more durable with the weight of a phone on it is a very nice touch, prints perfect though a brim is always handy with such flat objects

perfect little counter that's tactile and won't annoy off the other players with clicking. even if you don't have the right screws, resizing the holes with negative blocks in the slicer is easy enough (I had a bit of a mixed bag of spare screws). prints fine though I would have liked a better dial surface for AMS multicolour printing (the numbers on the dial are printed as overhangs which makes them a little big gobbled) but that too can be remedied using the cut and painting tools in the slicer brilliant little counter

does what It says on the tin, absolutely SMASHED my deck, got my deck in the highest grip I've ever seen, my deck should be all straightened after a long session in the clamp though I will say, I had trouble printing the hovering part and ended up removing the variable layer height settings and just printing it at .08mm layer height, printed fine and seems to work fine. I still have trauma from other deck clamps that exploded after a bit of pressure but this thing is hench as a bench, haven't heard any cracking so far

*ahem* GYATT DAYUMMMMM

awesome print, awesome model and very nice to have on the ol' desk

the best companion a writer could ask for. multicolour works perfectly, just make sure your support settings aren't terrible like mine lmao

Was looking for a nice, minimalist deck box that was bot practical and didn't have a huge overhang and this one certainly does not disappoint. in a way, it's perfect. only issue I had is that with dragonshield sleeves the height of the box is a bit too snug and the improved lid squishes the top of the rearmost sleeve, deforming it slightly with long-term storage. to compensate for this I increased the height of the box by ~1% and i now have zero complaints. brilliant box

this is one very long boy, looking forward to measuring out some insane movement with it on the table. thank you kindly for bestowing is with a gift of such girth \o/

Had some issues with supports so I removed the base and it printed almost perfect with a 0.2mm nozzle. awesome model, looks beautifully badass. FOR THE REPUBLIC!

printing went perfect, no tweaks needed for a solid playmat tube (: