works and fits perfectly. I used ABS and I have inserts in my dryer to help circulation of the hot air so I haven't had and deformation. if it's half full I set it to 4 hours at 80C, double the time if it's 75% or higher and I periodically pause it to take it out and shake it(heat resistant glove are absolutely necessary if doing this!).

probably my favorite samus hueforge yet. instead of bright green i used yellow.

I only printed the ball but it turned out great. I printed with a .4 nozzle, .08 layer hight, and an inner and outer wall speed of 20ms to get it to shine.

looked pretty good so I added it to my collection. I used sparkle black for the outside, silk titan gray for the center and silk silver for the button.

Out of all of the different Togepi balls I've seen this was my favorite.

made this for my pokeball display. I used pumpkin orange for the top and overture white oak for the bottom.

made this for my pokeball display. I can't find my super fine tip sharpie atm so I haven't added the black to it's eyes yet.

I made this for my mom's birthday. instead of multicolor filament I used marble pla for the base and pla+ silk gold for Tinkerbell and it turned out perfect. double boosted.

one of the most unique pokemon pokeballs out there. I swapped pink, desert tan, and apple green for lilac purple, overture stone white oak, and bambu green. my only complaint is that the yellow pieces were hard to push in and I ended up having to grind the openings a bit but nothing major or time consuming.

printed well in ABS. I made this for use with the Space Pi X4 w/o realizing that the X4 doesn't rotate while drying so it ended up warping a bit at 85°C. it can still open and close like normal so it should still be usable.

Turned out great.

I had to stop using pillpack so I was back to going through bottles. by using this, i only have to juggle the 17 bottles of meds once a week instead of every day. if i could, id boost this a lot more than 2 times. I used the profile that has morning and night slots.

I needed a simple modular frame and this fit the bill. my only complaint is that the frame is slightly warped and I had a couple print failures but after tweaking some settings the failures stopped.

I've been a fan of pokemon from day 1. pokemon yellow was my first video game and I remember watching the anime every morning and the "Who's that pokemon?" question before and after the commercials. so when I saw that each of those shapes had been arranged into these hueforges I decided that I had to print them. I scaled them to 200x200 and used the .8 high quality settings and used the ironing feature on each of the pokemon. so they did take a while to print but it was well worth the time and filament.

works as intended. My only complaint is that they're a little too tight and require a lot of force in removing them to replace the filament.

It printed perfectly. I used eSUN PLA+ bone white for the skull and OVERTURE Rock PLA for the base. My only complaint would be that there was no precise instructions on the exact rotation the pillars are supposed to be in. 2/3 went in easily but one of the side pillars was kind of hard to get into place and the peg ended up snapping. luckily there was enough of the peg left and I was able to get it into place, it's loose so I have to be careful when moving it but it stays in place when on display.

It printed perfectly. I used eSUN PLA+ bone white for the skull and OVERTURE Rock PLA for the base.