Model Design: - it's great. very printable. supports, where needed, were easy to remove (none of the nasty hardships you might expect) - this design appears to be compatible with the original Beyblades, not the "Beyblade burst" tops my kids use today. that's unfortunate, but definitely my own fault for not looking more closely before printing. Print Profile: - all i changed was the filament (swapped to the polymaker silk PLA that I have on hand) - printed perfectly on my P1P with a textured PEI plate (the default plate that comes with this model printer) - post assembly i'm not sure whether the top screw is really threading onto something or if it's just binding up; perhaps a small teak to the "x-y-hole compensation" would help ensure the screw really threads into place? I can't confirm that it holds together well when launched because I don't have a compatible launcher. if all you have are Beyblade burst" launchers, like me, then you'll be in the same boat. I might just have to buy an original launcher on ebay or something to try this out with though! :) Photos attached: 1. model on the build plate 2. assembled model after ~1 minute removing support materials (quick and easy!) 3. model attempting to fit model on Beyblade burst launcher (doesn't fit; I should have recognized this before printing)

My son loves it. I am having trouble with the screw as well, but I found that his generic Beys are compatible. Combining some store bought parts with the 3d printed chassis worked great!

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