Works very well. The airbrush is securely held in place

Update! Printed in ABS GF and ASA and the H2C recognized the code and is printing away on my glacier plate. .

This works very well. It's great being able to hold both style pots. My only wish is that it had a handle for carrying.

These are super cool! Printed perfectly and work flawlessly.

Great little addition to my coffee shrine

Had an issue with the top threads when removing the supports, but the model has been updated to fix the issue. Thanks!

Prints well. Would like the parts that slide to have a tighter tolerance. They don't stay in place when moved due to how loose they are. Still a helpful print.

It came out great! Thanks for the awesome print <3

I have a bunch of 3rd party plates, spread about several different printers. Some have QR codes that work, other do not. This fixes the ones that are QR codeless, and gives me a permanent and reliable way to keep my build plate detection on ( I switch plates on all my printers constantly). Printed in ASA and ABS GF for the lettering.

So far so good! Hope they hold up when drying spools in AMS. Printed in PETG CF

Saved me a trip to the store 😀

Super cute! My daughter loves it. Characters need a bigger brim, though.

Ready to start assembling

Immensely helpful in getting those pesky wheels in place

Printed great. I don't think my setup works well with this, unfortunately. My AMS' are wall mounted above my printers. Kept getting "AMS slot resistance was too high" errors after install. Either way, it printed fine, just didn't work out for me.

Wish the clamp was slightly larger to fit my bench, but this works well. I use it mostly to dump my supports and flow calibration lines after prints. Handy to have nearby

This will be an excellent addition to my arsenal of shop related tools to help keep myself out of harms way. My only change was adjusting the internal diameter of the shop vac hose outlet. Made it fit my OEM Festool vac (printer profile was added to that models page)

My kid loves it! Easy to print and assemble

Clone the model a few times to ensure you get at least a couple useable prints. They are very fragile!