This is one of those "I didn't know I needed it until I found it" kind of things. No more little pieces of desiccant in the bottom of my AMS.

Awesome model! If I had a boost I would give it to you. Great print, and the supports came right off.

Nice, clean print!

Nice!

Looks amazing!

What an incredible model! I wish I was talented enough to make something like this. You are amazing! The only issue I had was the clouds were just a smidgin wide, and wanted to bow when I forced them in, but a little trimming with a razor blade fixed that. Very impressed, and I look forward to more like this.

Love this! A fun build, and I haven't lost a marble yet!

You are an incredible artist. Love your work!

Nice model. I, too, went the 608-zz bearing route. Those plastic bearings just kept binding up. Unlike @sardin, instead of using his printed bearing holders I just broke the inner ring and the plastic bearings out of the originals, and with the judicious application of a rubber mallet put the 608-zz bearing into the original outer ring. They fit much better into the holes, since they were sized and tapered accordingly. My only problem is that no matter what I do I can't keep all the marbles on the track. About 1 marble in 6 will jump off the track as it is heading into the building.

Love this! I wrapped a 2m fairy string LED strip around it and put it in the Asian Lithophane. 2m seems to be the perfect length for adequate lighting, and the spacing of the LEDs on the fairy string is perfect for the diameter of the light rod.

Love this! I printed an LED light rod for the inside, and wrapped a 2m fairy string LED strip around it. 2m seems to be the perfect length for adequate lighting, and the spacing of the LEDs on a fairy string is perfect for the diameter of the light rod. Light Rod: https://makerworld.com/en/models/55158#profileId-56673 USE LED String from EBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/395052331225?var=663636067604

They fit the Bambu spools very well. Daft me printed 20 of them before I realized they don't fit Sunlu. Doh! Rookie mistake.

My first print-in-place, so I just printed it in basic black PLA. Came out nice!

Nice! Printed in Bambu Translucent PETG. The parts fit a little looser than I was expecting, but a little glue solved that problem.

Nice print! Printed in Bambu Translucent PETG. Fit with no problems.

These work great!

These things are awesome! I even ran a test with saturated beads. Stuck them in one of these and put it in a roll of filament that needed drying. 8 hours later my beads are completely recharged. If they recharge that nice, I'm sure they absorb just as well to protect my filament in storage. Printed one for every roll of filament I have. Copied the pieces so I could make them 4 at a time.

Works great! Printed in Bambu PETG Translucent Blue.

Nice, simple scraper that does what I need. Printed in Bambu Basic Black PLA. I did break the little locking tab off the first time I inserted a blade, but it really isn't necessary anyway.

Nice little waste chute. The only thing is the magnets for the P1S (At least for mine) are redundant because my P1S has a plastic outer shell, not a metal one. It seems to stay in place well even without the magnets.