printed nicely in PLA on smooth high temp holographic plate, played well, did not break, small ring is def child sized, would go with middle sized ring next time but is delightful to tap away on.

They work much better than original clips, snug

I've printed this 3 times in PLA for myself and others, and all 3 are beautiful, low stringing, sturdy, and highly effective at catching

nice thickness, low stringing, great characters silhouette

Only printed tiniest comb, used Fire Engine Red basic PLA, used variable layer height, very sturdy, no stringing.

I used Bambu lab to cut it in half and edges of to decrease filament used and print time. Works as intended.

This thing is a beast, PETG used, a little gorilla super glue gel, and it is holding up like a boss to my very heavy backpack.

I actually used it facing forward since I didn't feel like moving the tube already in place, works just fine that direction too!

This print is excellent once brim removal edge shaved off/sanded. All of my PLA versions of this standing up well after 6 months.

Excellent in Basic PLA Fire Engine Red. Did locked zag infill.

This profile in PETG was excellent, used in many day to day applications on a family vacation, unintentionally discovered the screw is also an excellent impromptu, undercover fidget

Printed one round 199 and one round 200 diameter, can get both on there, both stay nicely on the bone white eSun PLA they were made with, 199 more of a struggle but over time may be worth it. cannot speak to AMS-friendliness.

This thing is awesome. The slide is a pain to get in, but I was probably impatient and doing it wrong, and even so, the way it is adds to stability. No sharp edges, no adhesion issues. This was basic PLA, fire engine red, intend to print in PETG for food applications.

This is fabulous, a note that to make the teeth widen out, I hold the gear-edged part unmoving between thumb and forefinger, and use my other hand to engage/spin the teeth in and out. Not sure if this is how it's supposed to be done, but I admit I have a janky sized screw with a head flat enough to work but not perfect.

This is one of the first things I ever saved to a collection to print. Finally did it in basic PLA, fire engine red. spins like a dream! Supports on one edge a little rough, but not noticeable in dark color at least, may help create resistance for spinning!

Threads worked very well, keep air out (did not try original so cannot compare).

Clip has no sharp edges, no adhesion issues printing on smooth pei plate, clip keeps air out well. This was basic PLA, fire engine red. Used the improved thread profile available.

This thing is boss. Hung up easily with two command strips, I mounted upside down from most of the pictures to show off the build plate design, and I think it still functions just as well that orientation. No sharp edges, no adhesion issues. This was basic PLA, fire engine red.

These are way more useful than they look. My favorite cable management print. I now have hundreds of them, printed in eSun PLA+.