very baby little things.

I put these to good use right away. filled them with orange Silica beads and installed a humidity and temperature gauge. Seams to help keep the filament dryer. That does help with good smooth prints.

This print is very simple, but gives you a lot of releif buy protecting the Aux fan from a peice flying off the bed and going through the fan blades.

I like this little small parts storage box. even looks a little like a small x1 printer

I did note one issue on this print! it printed great nice clean and smooth on all parts. watched the assembly video on the tube, had my first response done in like20 min.a122qq3

printed mine in PETG translucent green. Looks cool. Will be placing my lights behind it.I saw some clips for this riser to hold the LED strip lights in between the vent holes. But forgot where. Anything with sticky backs just won't last do to the heat when printing any thing other than PLA.

Tried this first but it broke. printing it again from PETG. Still broke for the second time.

really need these with Bambu printed spools

Nice filament conector tool, really a must have, unless you have 4 armes and handles. get it!

Great! cleans the build plate easily and completely.I make it because you can use shop towels or micro fiber rag.

This is one of the little things that make maintenance on the nozzle a breeze. Get one.

Must have for better cleaner prints. Reduced artifacts from loose filament bits getting printed in to an other wise clean, attractive model. Clean nozles are a must for nice smooth print.

Small but handy for keeping the PTFE securely in line with the drag chain. Stopped the PTFE tube rubbing on the glass top.

Really help getting the tiny pieces of debris out of the floor area. Realy helps keep the printer clean, and tid.

Handy little measuring tool for filament gagging. It help to measure if there is sufficient filament to print a project.

I wish there was a manual option, maybe a drill for power. Just can't find the parts. the screws and basic hardware was not a problem, but the electric stuff?