Changing my rating after printing at the exact scale of the model. After some tinkering, I've realised that it can be scaled up to approximately 125% without having support or adhesion issues (in Bambu Studio), but haven't tried to print to that scale yet.

Printed in white PLA. Really quick and clean print. Should have looked at the size more before printing, as this is a smaller panel, but it's still quite cute. Prints with one of the holding arms (I printed a second afterwards). Not necessarily the best design if you'd like to have a joined Skadis system (as it doesn't have necessarily the best positions for screws or joins), but I'm considering printing a few more feet and gluing some adjoining ones next to it, to have a little tabletop panel system.

Stunning print quality. Printed in white PLA. I was surprised at how sturdy all the pieces are, considering the majority is print in place. The only critique I have of the design is the angles it sits on / can sit on. Unless on an elevated surface, or with something tucked under the front legs, it's a very limited range of adjustability. That being said, this is only much of an issue with my smaller iPad 8. Bigger tablets would deal with this less, I assume. Pictured with a Samsung Tablet 10 in a rugged case to show size capacity.

These are absolutely adorable! So clean, no supports. Very little filament used (which was great,as I was trying to work out exactly how much filament left on the roll / grams left was).

I found the structure systems to be quite rigid and difficult to remove (leaving the back broken), but when changed around a little (although still a little tedious to remove), this would happen to be one my favourite pieces to have ever printed. The only issue I've found is that the "drop" or "dangle", while inserting in in a certain way only, seems to fall out quite easily.

I only printed the 3 layer lantern, but wow, they were so simple and stunning. Very clean print, the tiniest amount of brim support for the internal lattice, and they slot together perfectly. Would be really nice to see a version with different sized holes for the magnet connections, though.

I changed the supports to tree supports, and this printed so magnificently after that. It was a great way to test if my calibrations were right, and being relatively quick, gave me a lot of scope of what was *not* the problem with my printer. Great simplification of an awesome concept turned 3D!

Super quick, very clean print. The first time I printed it, I used a holographic hotplate, and had some serious adhesion issues. It turned out incredibly well when I tried again with my textured hotplate. I'm guessing there's going to be something to change in setting regarding the heat of the bed / adhesion, or maybe using adhesive to actually get the awesome holographic shine.

So when people say be careful while removing the supports, they seriously mean it. I accidentally chipped one of the tiniest fingers off in the removal process, so truly, handle with care. This is just exquisite, though.

Generally a great design, although I think that the layer heights could use some reducing. Next time I print it, I'll adjust down to a finer print quality, just to get the details to pop a little more, and give it less of the striated look, while still keeping Giger-esque. Wonderfully quick print, and highly recommend.

Super quick and simple print. No structure required. Perfect for a total beginner, or anyone wanting to print something fun and versatile. I'm very keen to try this with other colours and materials.

Super clean, super quick print. Very few supports to remove at all. One of the first pieces that I printed as a complete noobie, and it turned out so well!