hi everyone! I can't believe we did this so fast! just yesterday I posted on being 4 followers away from 25, and I got all of them in less than 20 hours! 💪⌛ I wanted to shout out all the ones that made this happen so quickly: @Isaiahslaya see his profile and give him a follow! @EEZEESNIPES check out his models! @CharliePrintz see his drip cover series! @user_3485246752 check out his cool profile picture! #Shoutout Just a big #Thankyou for making this all possible. help me reach my next goal of 35 followers! https://makerworld.com/en/@bMissle shoutout if you follow, boost, or rate a model! #You Could Get a Shout Out #Comingsoon have you printed @KitCrafters model, origin zero mech? (If you haven't, check it out! 👇https://makerworld.com/en/models/2105752-origin-zero-mecha?from=search#profileId-2277589 ) have you started printing more of them? more at a time? well I have too. Hehe. (See pic 1.) unfortunately, I kept dropping the pieces and losing them when I scraped them of the plate, and then I had to print extras, and it wasn't fun. however, I knew exactly what would fix that. A kit card! But, as I searched, I realized that there was NO Kit Card for a Origin-Zero Mecha. I would fix that. I imported it into Onshape, and got working. a couple hours later, I came out with something that might work! I did some fine tuning, and now I am posting it! (Spoiler is pic no. 2) #Newmodel #KitCard #Revive Maker World(Edited)

#Revivemakerworld #Revive Maker World #Fix MakerWorld :LIKE IF YOU AGREE:PLSSS REPOST:BECAUSE OF THIS I AM QUITTING MAKERWORLD:@MakerWorld was once a vibrant hub for creativity, innovation, and genuine maker spirit, but the recent surge of AI-generated "slop" has threatened to erode everything that made the platform special. Instead of celebrating original ideas and the hard work of real designers, Makerworld is now flooded with low-effort, mass-produced AI content that drowns out authentic projects. This overwhelming presence of AI slop not only devalues the efforts of true makers but also deters new talent from joining, as their thoughtful contributions are buried under a mountain of generic, uninspired posts. If Makerworld wants to reclaim its reputation and foster a healthy creative ecosystem, its designers must take decisive action to curb the spread of AI-generated content. By implementing stricter guidelines, improving moderation, and prioritizing human-made projects, Makerworld can once again become a space where originality thrives. Without intervention, the platform risks losing its core community and becoming just another dumping ground for disposable AI output. It’s time for the Makerworld team to step up and restore the platform’s integrity before it’s too late. PLSSS REPOST(Edited)