This print is my best favoritest buddy. I used the profile for less filament and greatly appreciate that extra detail. beware of you flip the lids back too much the hinge may break as mine did, but that's on me not the print! if I get myself educated I'll try to print one with maybe thicker walls around the hinge. printed on Bambu A1 with Matte Dark Blue, Matte Charcoal, and SUNLU Silk PLA+ Red-Gold

Printed two of these and am impressed. They rotate smoothly, hold a great amount, and the printed bearing is functional! Thank you so much! Printed on a Silk PLA filament and Bambu Gradient (Pink Citrus) on A1

Really happy with how this printed with the 3DHoJor Basic PETG on Bambu A1. There wasn't any stringing or issues with adhesion. However, the profile I used had the PETG material support and I wasn't able to get those to remove and grinded them down. I believe that is a misunderstanding on my part and not in representation of the model.

I'm excited to get to use this! Printed well and feels sturdy in the handle. Very nostalgic for some old ice cream bowls I had as a kid with a similar concept of 'waffle look'. I made an adjustment/experiment to the profile to hopefully make the supports detach easy, and it didn't need it. It created some bridging issues where the supports hold the upper overhang. So just keep the settings as the profile has it! Printed on an A1 with Desert Tan Matte

Printed great. Great articulation and strength in flex points. I printed on an A1 with SUNLU Shiny Silk PLA and it did get some stringing or areas needing post processing when it got to the smaller details like the horns or tips, so in the future if I printed with that type of PLA again I would maybe adjust the speed or something so that there isn't stringing or that there is enough time to cool. (Haven't exactly dialed what helps with that yet).

Cool Tray for my tiny parts. This was my first time experimenting with the affect build plates and was quite happy with that. Printed on A1, Matte Dark Blue, 3d Affect Build Plate 'Diamond'. If there was another version it would be interesting to see a way you can add a small magnet to the corner so the lid could 'swing'.

Made these for Playdough cutters for my kiddo and he was so pleased! They printed well even with a silk PLA on Bambu A1

Really cool and creative coaster that is very impressive to look at. Easy print and assembly. I wondered of a model where instead of the top piece having the outermost edges, putting that on the bottom as when you pick it up they separate, but I also just added a little glue and that holds them together beautifully. Printed with Matte Desert Tan and Matte Green on Bambu A1, no adjustments. This picture is of the two pieces separate and the third is them together.

what a fun concept! my husband is an LP fan and he was tickled with them. printed great!

Printed excellent! I used the single color profile and the movement and quality is great. Thank you!

Print with no issues. ai appreciate the filament saving l.

Nice and Sturdy solid print. printed on Matte dark blue.

printed great. I appreciate the little details to help know which piece assembly goes where.

printed with no issues and my son is happy to have an arena.

Really like the unique design and it isn't flimsy. Print was beautiful. Personally, I would love an option where the bottom shelf was a little more spacious.

Updated: With the help of the designer, I attempted to adjust the brim on the poles and they were able to print great after! I am so happy and am thrilled to regain some of my counter space back! Previous Review: I tried printing the shelf supports twice. Once with profile settings and another with a freshly cleaned bed and speed to 50% and still had the print end in choas. The shelves, however, were surprisingly solid and printed very nicely. Im just unable to utilize them at all. Perhaps, when I have more experience I'll try to do more adjustments, but I'm going to have to move on from it for now.

The design here is really really fun and it was so satisfying to slide the pieces together. I have included here a few photos that after some research I believe are issues I can iron out with my printer and not the design. I experienced some 'blobs' on the stand and on the main shaft of the cactus. I believe that those are about some filament that may be too moist or maybe a clog or something. On the arms, That may be some settings to dial in a bit more, however, I also am going to try to reprint those arms with the 45 degree rotation on the plate and see if that helps with those. I'm mostly just including this if anyone else is new and learning like me and to give fairness on design vs dialing in printer and filament settings. I'll post updates with changes, but ultimately I loved this headphone stand and thank you and your brother for the model!

Great print and needed for future great prints! I appreciated additionally the installation guide as well. This was so easy to install and will be easy to remove for maintenance.