works great with my cheap Ali deburring tool’s blades. nice to stack under the tool itself!

The best dividers for the best small parts storage solution. The fillets make these even better than the actual divided versions of the official boxes. Be sure to put them in the right way around to avoid disaster. The front should have a small cutout that makes it lower at the front wall than at the back wall. This prevents the lid from sticking to the dividers and spilling your parts everywhere. (I know now from experience.)

A tiny bit oversized for gridfinity grids, I can only fit one per row in my drawer at most or they get too tight. The look and feel of these bins is so beautiful, especially with the different coloured band at the top. Prints great in Bambi PLA Matte white. Kumiko is not particularly easy to 3d model (I have tried), but these patterns are well designed.

I like this design a lot, including the gridfinity bin for it. I don’t understand why the little nubs to slot in the blade are placed to prevent assembling like in the pictures. They’re reversed. I just trimmed them off and the screws hold the blade fine. You could try flipping the design. No concerns about using this on textured or smooth PEI plates after that. Be sure it’s flat along the angled surface and it slides smoothly along without catching and the blade goes under prints easily.

looks great, fits perfectly, great print printing without supports works ok, but the bridging leaves the multipoint connections a bit messy

looks and works great

great design very convenient and works well. I’m a little concerned that it might put stress on or deform the hinges over time so I only use it rarely and am careful with the door while it’s in place.

nice in TPU, made it easy to spread a thin layer of grease on the Z axis screws on my X1C. happy to have both shapes, the straight one is great for the read z-axis lead screw

needed lots of support, hard to remove them, but a fantastic model. I used this as a monster in a D&D tabletop RPG adventure, and my players loved it. :)

holds calipers securely, easy to place and remove too

great model, so happy with how these turned out

looks and works great. supports were easy and clean to remove.

I customized a bit: wall loops to 3, boosted the infill, added modifier regions with fuzzy skin. Printed in Bambu Matte PLA and I’m quite happy with the result. I’ll probably glue some felt to the inside as a cushion too. Bumping the stand can knock it over, but it is fairly stable on it’s own.

I appreciate this design but some flaws mar its good overall approach. Good for low filament usage, which is very important for a piece whose whole point is to reduce waste. Printed pieces screw into the cardboard tube, which requires some force to assemble and, by design, damages the tube. The screw on lid combined with the overall screw together design seems like over time, opening and closing the lid will break down the cardboard.

Looks great, works well at removing compacted dust in USB C and lightning ports. Always important to be careful and gentle digging out those ports, but the design (and replaceable "blades") minimizes the risk of damaging anything.

Really nice little clip. Printed a set for all of my spools. 4 stars because it says it works in the AMS, but I've noticed that it occasionally catches slightly in the AMS on the extra "guards" of the left side of each AMS spool slot, but only if you mount the clip on the left hand side of a spool. This happens even if the clip is pushed fully into the spool's holes. Mounting it on the right side of a spool is no problem, just means a bit of extra slack has to come out the other end.

Nice chair design. Used Bambu Support for PLA/PETG for the supports. As usual, it didn't come off of the parts cleanly. That's no fault of the model though. Printed 6 at a time with zero issues. Looking forward to using them in my games!

I upped the sparse infill to 75% gyroid and printed in Bambu PLA Silk Dual Color ("Neon City"). Silk PLA wasn't the greatest choice due to decreased durability, but the 75% infill resulted in an extremely satisfying heft. The author isn't kidding about how great these hinges are. This print took a while to really work in, so that it slides smoothly without seizing in all orientations (I again blame the silk PLA), but the hinges ended up feeling just perfect.