The top of the skull printed just fine (and even survived the jaw beside it failing!), but I could not get the jaw to print in 3 tries, even with changing angles and supports :'( My partner loves it, though!

This is the second one I've printed, as I've misplaced my first. By far my favourite fidget object beside my 15 y/o stress ball. Only thing I would change (which I did on the first one but forgot for this one) is to have the print set to concentric; it seems makes the inner edges by the hinges less sharp so it is more comfortable to use immediately. This one I filed down a little with a glass file, but it is still more angular. Some of that might be the silk PLA though, as the last one was basic PLA.

I sized it up slightly on the Z-axis to fit my tape. Leaving the X/Y as-is means it's a slightly snug fit at the end, but that makes it stay very securely rolled up when closed which is nice.

This is my new favourite fidget. I've tried out probably ten or so designs in the last few weeks and this is the one I keep coming back to.

Works quite well. My only minor issue is that some filament does not like to stay clipped (the PLA support filament, in my case). I don't know it is slipperier, slightly thinner, too stiff? But I ended up needing to tape it in place. It worked perfectly for my basic PLA though.

Printed really well, going to be my default swatch going forward. I don't have the specific labels, so just cut to size.

Used this as my first print to test out my new printer, and it was perfect. Quick, easy, and useful!