I keep adding and removing a star but it is a 5* model, with a couple of adjustment. First, it is the best I tried to now and highly recommend-it. Here the hick I got. The magnets pockets where a funny size and I did rebore them to 10mm to hold a 10mm magnets. I did remove the internal top catcher because I have a AMS hubb. My hubs are offset up and I just use the magnet to hold this in place. It work flawlessly. The sliding cover is nice but can't use it with a Hub. Another detail is that trouble me, is the size of the tube. They are like haft of the size I was using but they are working without jamming so it's fine too. maybe if the run was long or not steep, it would jam easely. Thanks for the hard work and for sharing. I wish I could boost you.

Excellent model well thought and design. I did have two in one suspension adaptor but it was unstable and if I did need to move the printer the bellow was bending or going all out of place and shape. This model is perfect, flush to the outside hold the bellow perfectly and they are all very stable. They are holding to the printer nicely and tight. I print it in ABS 100.8% scale, with minimum change to the profile and print flawlessly. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent model and almost exactly what I did need. I did print it in ABS, solid and scale 200% to have smoother transition and longer sleeves. It can out prefect. Thanks for sharing.

Exceptional fun model. I scaled it up a lot, moved the candle, and adjusted its size. It was fun, and the print took forever. Halfway through, I notice a deformation in the front leg support, but I keep printing. A few hours later, the same happened to the second leg and the first one was knocked out. Then, neither the model nor the designer is at fault; I should pay more attention to the supports... It is a nice and beautiful model. Thanks for sharing.

I did have to print something for the year of the horse and since I'm leaving in the capital of the horses and especially the Clydesdale, well that was perfect. I did printed it in ABS with variable layers and painted extra support for the front legs and the head. It did print very well on a H2D and I could scale it up. One little details, It doesn't stand on it feet without a platform to be glue on or like we did, put it on a compensating curved surface ;-) This is an excellent and well details model. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent model. I do appreciate the one-piece design; it is working as intended and is well-crafted. At first, I struggled a bit with the angle you need to pull the tape. Let's say it's a bit more than what I'm used to, but I can use this one as well. So I printed it in ABS, and it came out nice and stiff with no profiles or model issues. I'm not in love with it, but I certainly would recommend it to give it a try.

Outstanding functional design. I did try the first model and did switch to another model until the revision came out. Wow, this is the best model for this application. It is well crafted, well thought and cleverly design. This is absolutely to and above PRO level. I did print it in ABS and came out almost 100%. For some reason the 33 degree bridge is not 100% but that may be in my profile being too slow or too hot. All parts align fine, all clearances and fits are adequate as is and the supports are excellent. That is definitively to a master level. Not only I recommend this model but please Follow that PRO and you will not regret it.

Excellent design and work flawlessly. I'm impressed by how rigid it is, with only one screw. Also, it could use the original screw. I used an M3 x 10mm to achieve a whole thread engagement. I would recommend removing the radius on the "table face", a 45 would look better and print better. Also, I would turn the top one 180 degrees so the wing (the 4:1 mounting bracket) is in the middle and not protruding at the top. Notice I cut the top wing of the manifold; I didn't like seeing it sticking up. Other than that, I admire the well-finished design. It's certainly not done in Tinkercad, but in a professional CAD with a great designer who masters this art. ;-) Thanks for sharing, and keep up the good work.

Excellent, perfect sizes for me. The sponge we use fits perfectly with correct clearances. For the bridge, it came out about 6mm too wide, but I added 4 small silicone feet, 3mm thick [two per side]. Not only does it fill up the gap and stabilise the holder, but it also makes it "stick" in place. I printed it in PETg, and it turned out well. I wanted to print it with ABS and change the support, but for some reason, I couldn't. (I didn't try hard). Thanks for the good work and sharing.

Simple but works fantastically. I was getting ready to design something when I noticed your design. It's an excellent design, with perfect dimensions and a sleek look. I print it with ABS, 0.20 mm layer height, and 3 walls. It came out perfect, like me LOL. No, it's not mess up. Thanks for sharing, and for the good work.

This is excellent. First, it is precisely what I was looking for. The design is quite square and quite minimal, but it does what it is supposed to, with a lot of breading around the sponge. That's a good job. It is squareish but finished with nice chamfers; it is not crude-looking, and it came out under 34g of ABS. The little downsides are: it may not last long because it has a long, thin wall section and is a bit flimsy. PLA may not be the best material for it. I print with ABS and use a corrective scale of 100.80%. The tunnel is 30mm wide, and my sink ridge is 29.2 mm, a bit loose, but not a show stopper. If that back wall did have a slight angle, it would be better. The sponge tray is definitely too narrow for our sponges, but still, it works. Excellent maker, great design, and I totally recommend it. Mostly thanks for sharing.

Excellent model. It is perfect for a 14~16" laptop. It is one thing to carry (Not a puzzle of 3 parts), compact yet strung. The front holder are not too big. The angle give a lot of breading room and is not too much. It did print perfect with ABS and 0.20 layer thickness. I favorise the quality over the speed. One little flaw, the snap that hold it shot is not holding too good but I'm Ok with it. Otherwise, it is just what I did need. Thanks for sharing.