Turned out great. I introduced a couple of pauses to make the top matte black, and the inside metal PLA.

Turned out great. I don't have an AMS so I split the letters off as a separate object and glued them back on. Looks great! I also added a flat grey 2mm base for extra support (not shown) since my 3yo plays with it. Walls/arch: Bambu PLA Basic Grey Letters: Bambu PLA Matte Scarlet Red Gates: Bambu PLA Basic Cocoa Brown Flames: Bambu PLA Basic Pumpkin Orange

Printed perfectly. Made them for a friend of mine who wanted her toddler to work out with her :) (80g each)

Looks perfect. Printed great in TPU-95A HF.

Very cute, but the image with it is a render. In practice the edges are a lot rougher, but with the slower/detailed print setting it still comes out pretty well.

Turned out really well (printed in PETG-HF and PETG Translucent). I'd like to see some settings to maybe get a clearly cover, but I know 'glass like' is unrealistic.

Used 0.12 fine profile, and turned out really clean.

End tail piece broke with a bit of rougher play from the toddler, but fixed with super glue. Great little whale :)

My son loves it as a cute little toy. No AMS; printed in PLA Matte Sakura Pink, coloured in the eyes with a sharpy.

Fits great with the Net Ball and suggested keys.

Printed great, but I'd love it if it looked the same on both ends (two caps), but I know that would affect it's ability to stack.

Probably would get a smoother surface by playing with settings rather than the default, but good realistic frog :)

So clean with default settings. I love that there's non-AMS options.

Not perfectly clean print (a few lines on the edge) using PETG-HF (dried) but does the job well :)

Prints fine, but doesn't always grab the purge line. Handy to have around though.

Turned out and worked great. I used two compression springs to give it a bit more 'oomf' on the reset.

One direction of joints took a bit more force to get moving than the other, but great little PIP piece

Only printed the cap, but it works fine (PETG-HF)

Cap thread had some imperfections but still worked just fine (printed using dried PETG-HF)