super cute! hand painted the red portion for fun.

I scaled it down to 98% just to make it a bit more snug on the propane knob and added fuzzy skin on the side for some grip (not sure if it was needed, but wanted a reason to use the feature).

Printed well with no mods.

Sized it down to 80% so I could use a cheap hair tie as the rope. Didn’t use the 2 small collars and just tied a knot at both ends of the hair tie to secure.

Printed with Red PETG and Red Glow in the Dark PETG for a text. Looks amazing!

I had to make a cut on the wing portion and add a hexagon dowel because the supports for this kept popping off the build plate and failing the whole print. This way worked pretty well because I was able to reinforce the hexagon dowel with more walls and infill to provide better strength to the model. It reminds me of a lug nut now. I also added a modifier to the screw holes so the screw won’t split the hole as easily if someone wasn’t careful during installation.

Works great to dampen the clanking of the key against the badge. Also, really quick and easy to pull back to use the key.

Drawer size is perfect to the spool, but the screw hole should be adjusted in to be in the center of the spool hole. Then the screw head will fit perfectly in that channel. Keep the design with the screws. Every one I’ve printed without the M3 screws has broken within the first couple drawer pulls because of the print layer orientation and that’s what gets the most stress.

Super solid design! the lazy Susan mechanism is so smooth.

Used them to close the spool holes for the drawers. I installed them from the outside so the cleaner side is facing out.

Print these before you experience the disastrous mess a slight spill of dessicant can become!

Perfect and snappy fit on tall skinny vans. Printed with PETG.

Printed fine, but it’s not as slinky and flexible as the larger size. It will stretch out and not rebound back.

I wear it as a huge bracelet the I swing around like an expanding hula hoop.

Size up to 200% (connector block at 198%) and printed by object on one plate. I used filament that needed to be finished so that explains the color palette.

Easy and fun print! I printed it on the Cool Plate SuperTack so I had no adhesion issues. I also didnt experience any of the different sections having to be carefully separated like others have commented. Printed straight grom the Handy app and just picked the filament and sent it off.

Fit in a Lowe’s great without any modifications.

I printed the bottom with more infill to help counter-balance the weight from the drink on top.

Everything printed and fit to perfection! I used the Ace Hardware bulk blades with the standard version. Printed the colorful one in PLA Silk 4-color shift and Green/Black in PETG. I’ll see how each part holds up and probably print the ones that need more sturdiness with PETG next time.

Printed out great using PETG. I wish the lid had more of a friction fit or screwed on because it sort of floats/hovers a mm when you close it. the straw hole fits this metal curved straw and a .3” straw fine.