worked great in PLA. It held up well on first test, but may print again in PETG for added sturdiness, just bc.

these were great, they were a big hit at Christmas

very cool, light and fun to spin. no bed issues here

incredible. I love this thing. gonna stuff some fairy light into it. printed the Zelda one for my nephew for Xmas and he lost his sh*#! big fan. I’d love to see more fictional maps. the Tolkien maps would probably be v popular, for instance. I’d also love to see my home town of Indianapolis. not that we necessarily fit in with the bigger cities you’ve done, but we are the “crossroads of America” lol. plus out city streetmap is just a big circle, looks pretty cool imo

good print, albeit a little burring. can probably fix that in prep. would be 5 stars except author should have included sizing options/guides. just a suggestion. overall v pleased

must reiterate, these are excellent. quick print, little filament required. one recommendation I can make to the designer is to make them slightly larger, but leave a very thin backing. I will edit my own for this, but they are almost the perfect size and shape to use for outlet and switch cover frames! just a suggestion, will try to remember to post those results

looks great, little burring, few supports

good print, no assembly. rings have resistance, do not spin freely. but still fun to fidget with

good print, no issues. does req glue, fyi