Everybody admires this vase. Printed in vase mode with PLA wood filament. Added an insert at the top and a round weight at the bottom so that this light weight does not fall over in combination with a natural rose stem and 3D-printed rose on top.

Having 2 grandchildren who love playing with used carton boxes of which there are plenty in this day and age, this model is an opportunity to make their eyes twinkle. And yes... This is by far the best model for such tools. Printed nicely on my A1. Used black PETG for the tools on one set and PLA for the other in order to learn what goes best against wear and tear. 2nd plate of PLA long screws printing now. They print without falling over with an outer brim of 5mm which flows into it's neighbour's brim. I use my Cool Plate Super Tack anyway. That's not the best idea for the black tool parts: the round perforator wheels came off extremely difficult. Used a textured plate instead for my second set and that worked fine. Modified the lock-pins by adding a little narrowing top as I was totaly unable to insert the original ones in the snap-in pins once those were inserted in the handles. Note to self: lay and push the handles on a hard stone surface for easily inserting a lock-pin.