It's a tool you might use, but I found out I can lubricate the machine easier using the moving pieces of the machine itself.

I decided to print this after watching some YT videos on 'essentials' to print when you get your 3D printer. It works real well.

It made perfect sense to print these since I have seen what cable handling can do to the connector ends. I printed some for the A1 printer and some for my charging cables on several devices.

The grandkids wanted dragos and eggs. These were the eggs. They love them.

My first print job was a small, cute poop-box that installed directly on the head, but I didn't listen to the recommendations.... go big or go home. Live and learn. This one solved the problem. An open design where I can see how much poop is being dumped and empty the comptainer before it overflow.

A very simple accessory that is a must-have to add the external roll on the A1/AMS Lite and not have to feed the filament manually every time you need it.

A very simple and usefull piece that took just a few minutes to print and install to protect the fan from my prying fat fingers.

Thank you! This is a must-have device. I complemented it with a Y-splitter to be able to add the external roll filament without me having to thread it manually every time I need to use the 5th roll on my A1 Combo printer with the AMS Lite.

There are many designs for this type of accessory. This one works well, so I printed several to put in the accessory box. Warning... DO NOT enlarge the hole where the filament goes through because it has to have a snug fit on the filament to hold it and not slip. Ask me how I know.

Works well, but I would do my research first if you plan to print an accessory box to put them in. This particular design did not fit in the slots of either of two accessory boxes I printed

The idea is great and I printed it immediately after reading information of some of the issues the shielded cable might have. However, I had to print it twice because I can't put it on. I destroyed the first print trying to install it. I have the 2nd one ready, but I need to come up with a solid strategy on how I can get the two halves to snap together without destroying the pieces.

Simple and small. Actually I realized it was too small for my needs after I printed it, but I will use it.

This design is 100% better than the simple thin one I first printed. I printed 3 of them to have a couple of spares. They are sturdy and work great. The scraper design that came with my A1 Combo (blade included) is still the best though.

A great figure my grandson was looking forward to. I let him take the supports off and the hands and knee pads came off. Superglued them and violá. Done. I'm going to learn how to add color with this figure in the near future. I'm still a newbie.

The simplest I found. Prints fast and works like a charm. I printed one side in red and the other in blue. Looks great.

This figure was requested by my grandson. Took awhile to print but he was extremely happy.

My grandaughter just wantch the movie and I surprisedd her with this pece. She was elated!

A very simple device that is very convenient to have if you use Anderson powerpoles. I printed a dozen for my ham radio box of goodies

I looked at several box designs for my A1 accessories and even printed one that turned out to be too small so I'll use it for something else. This design is not perfect either for all of my needs, but it is the best I could find that housed almost of my accessories. The printing turned out awesome just as on the thumbprint (black & red).