Flawless print, flawless fit. Printed with Bambu Lab ASA in white. Waiting for the print to fully cool to room temperature is definitely the key to a good result; I can see how the tiny bits would stick if you're a bit too enthusiastic with your print removal.

Perfect fit. Dark photos but that's because I'm too lazy to turn on more lights. My previous poop solution was excellent but, unfortunately, my H2D is under a desk and crawling around down there to swap between the poop chute + bucket and the poop chute cover was becoming difficult. I'm hoping this one means I get the best of both worlds i.e. a poop chute vent cover and a bucket, all in one. Bambu Lab white ASA for the mount, BL translucent PETG for the bucket. First print with this particular filament but it printed great with the profile's settings.

Printed fine but I found the mounting posts broke very easily. They also got in the way a bit while drying in the HT with rotation enabled. Didn't end up using them but the idea is good.

Printed perfectly but I had trouble finding a configuration that would work where my printer is. I didn't end up using this and printed another poop chute, but this is still an excellent model.

Printed perfectly but I made the mistake of clicking it together before adding the microfiber and now I can't get it apart. My fault. Printed again and hoping this will allow plate cleaning without using a ton of makeup removal pads. Edit: Finally got around to cutting some MF to use with this. Took a bit of trial and error to get the sizing right so it might be a good idea for the profile to include an actual dimension? Clicked together perfectly, even with a piece of thick automotive detailing MF. I don't expect it to come apart on it's own. Printed both the cleaner and holder from Bambu Lab matte PLA, light gray and dark blue.

Flawless print. I don't have Velux windows, mostly because you need to sell a car and a kidney to afford them here. Interestingly, the duct shape still fits our old house's top-hung windows fine, even with the security locks locked. The printer's entire duct system is now made up of various parts from this collection, although I couldn't rate the other prints due to LAN mode at the time. Thanks MiM for another flawless model.

Printed just fine but I'm too impatient to wait 12+ hours so I did most of it on sport mode (124%). Took ~9.5 hours. Sport mode got a bit too confident towards the end but only on the wide parts. No strength issues at all because of it. Plates + vision encoder + cutting plate all fit perfectly.

Perfect print, does exactly what I need. Printed with Bambu Lab PLA-CF.

Perfect. Fits and matches my storage bins perfectly and finally gives me a way of not using dozens of plastic Temu fastener cases anymore. I've now printed more than 60 of these and all are in active use. Great model.

Printed perfectly in ash gray PLA. The only issue for me personally is they don't double stack in my gridfinity boxes, but that's a me problem, not a model problem. Bearings fit perfectly. (The other thing on the plate is a retaining clip for the Pastamatic filament winder.)

Perfect print although the tolerances on the magnet holes are crazy tight. I ordered 10x2mm magnets from Amazon and they're definitely only 10x1.5mm so getting a secure magnetic fit is proving difficult. Hopefully the magnets I've got arriving soon will be better.

Perfect print, easy to assemble. As someone that's been repeatedly bitten by refill spools breaking auto refill, this is a tool that will be heavily used here. I'll probably end up greasing the gears and printing the gear covers I saw recently (but can't find now). The only print issue I had was one others have also seen i.e. the TPU wipers not fitting the slots. This was with Bambu Lab TPU 95A HF. Scaling to 90% on the X axis fixed the problem. Colours are all Bambu Lab PLA matte: Dark blue, caramel, dark red and ash gray. I think the combo looks nice. Base board is 12mm plywood protected with woodworking wax.

Useful when I remember to install it. Unfortunately for me I usually forget due to swapping spools so often, and the dessicant ends up saturated due to the humid room the equipment is in. That said, the weight of this print + dessicant solves the problem I printed it for i.e. jumping spools when they're getting light. Perfect for that.

Such a simple improvement for what is a very poorly designed feature. I mean, I get that the PTFE tubes need to be secure but not at the expense of usability. This simple tool solves that design problem. Surprised how many physical stores seem to be selling this on their counters.

Yep, it's a handle. I don't know why I need it, but I do need it, and now I have it. Phew.

Exactly what I needed when searching. The OCD is real for me and this solves that problem nicely. installed one, as shown in pic, will be installing a ton more on the other PTFE tube bends, headphone cables etc.

Very nice improvement for such a basic but often used feature. Perfect print, even without supports.

The flat underside makes this about as good as a bed scraper can get. Works perfectly, tolerances are perfect. M3 12mm button or cap head screw fits well, for any metric folk reading this.

Printed perfectly, spot on tolerances for the intended 12mm PTFE tube. A very nice, small and useful tool.

Printed nearly perfectly. The plate side of the print was great but the other side was a bit messy. I'm not sure why. Displaying the stand the other way around means those imperfections aren't visible, do no big deal. The inlay looks great and unintentionally suits the souvenir plate we want to display. These photos are Bambu Lab PLA wood for the main stand and Filaform PLA Metal in copper for the inlay. They seem to be adhering together without any problems. The only suggestion I have is a little more information in the item description regarding plates vs picture frames. At 100% scale a smaller souvenir plate does not fit as the stand just opens right up. At 75% scale this issue is removed but of course it will depend on the user's requirements.