Just a small problem with the first print: might have been my plate that was not perfectly clean but the threaded part flew away mid-print and had to use glue (then again, I have an A1). Other than that, a PERFECT amd perfectly functional model, thank you!

Wonderful model with exquisite details - I remixed it to make sewing pattern weights with hex nuts (will add pics as soon as the wether permits to make them).

Brilliant idea, perfect even on my carpeted floors AND really beautiful!

I am really sorry I can not boost this model more than twice - it is absolutely exceptional!

Excellent print, also because you only need ONE part - there is no point inserting them on bith sides IMHO, works perfectly just with one. And excellent tip regarding putting the adapter on flat surface and pressing the spool down onto it!

All good, except the fact that given the tight tolerances, the handle is way too delicate, it broke off right away when I put the lid on holding the lid from it - silly me of course because it's clearly decorative but the reflex is to use it. Perhaps consider switching to something more like a pot handle with the same texture but more solidly attached? Other than that, flawless print and exactly what I was looking for.

The print failed twice because of the adhesion problems (and yes, the plate was thoroughly cleaned and have not had any problems with other models) so it might be a good idea to add brims to the frame where the slots for junction reinforcements (the 4 sticks with holes) are - could not do it myself as I do not have a computer ATM. Also, the supports were very difficult to remove, only managed to do it with a locking hemostat.

Just some spaggetti under the ears (invisible outside), otherwise perfect!

The detail on the ring is absolutely exceptional - printed im Bambu tough PLA, it has a sort of silky sheen impossible to capture, giving the ring a sort of "mystical" feel.

Very difficult to close off the plate (indeed, I broke one of the pins) but a couple of drops of olive oil did miracles and the movement is buttery soft now (pun not intended). Very nice model, I hope someone could do an "intermediate" drawer for A1 mini, i.e to make the toolbox theoretically endlessly extendable 🤞🏻

It seems fourth time is the charm - or perhaps its waa THE filament. Anyway, printed it in Sunlu marble and it is perfect - no stringing whatsoever, looks like a real stone vase!

Love the idea, excellent profile, printed in Sunlu wood PLA it looks like a real nut. Just had to reprint the threading in normal PLA because wood filament had so much stringing/oozing that it waa impossible to close the halves properly.

Exactly as described, printed perfectly in PETG.

Spectacular!

This must be the cutest thing I have printed - but besides this, it printed beautifully, almost no stringing (and I often get it with PETG bc of the ambient humidity where I live) and is extremely practical: seems tiny but can hold a decent quantity of water and perfectly watertight (left water inside overnight to test, ni leaks whatsoever).

Does what is says, i.e catching hair - FWIW, does NOT catch finer particles as a usual filter would. Also, somewhat lightweigh so water sometimes lifted it up - to avoid this, I glued a metallic curtain rod cover to the upper part so it would stay in place.

Bambu normal PLA in red, Sunlu Silk PLA in pink, Bambu transparent PETG in clear and grey. Had some minor adhesion problems but they were probably due to the fact that I did not properly dry the Silk PLA. Love the end result, worth every second of the 5 hours it took.