I printed this in PETG HF an TPU 95 at 0.4mm. The 2 Irons I used are TS101 with (TPU sleeve) and a T65-SP with a thicker barrel (no sleeve needed). The clamping screw twisted and broke apart so I reprinted at 100% infill. I tried this at 200° on M 2.5 x 3.4mm nuts and it worked fine. I had to be careful not to over press. The throw/depth travel is short, so I found myself frequently adjusting the iron; the buttons were behind the clamp. A way to add weight like lead shot would be nice.

The small detail of adding space for the cut filament that is usually attached to the nozzle was an important feature. I with the reverse side was cutout to store extra silicone socks.

I printed a 10x7 grid for my Alex drawers using a combination of 3 x 2 by 3-wall and 4 x 2.The baseplate is so light that it was important to populate the baseplate with boxes. if I put just one box in then lifted it, the baseplate came with it and need a shake to loosen.

My dial was too large to fit it the slotted hole is n the model, so I put the screw and bolt and attached the swivel adapter.