Needed to add a brim to improve the first layer adhesion after a couple of early fails. All turned out good in the end and my silica packs are cooking away nicely now 😎

With ABS, after trying to print it 4 times and staying up until 2AM, the outer edges of the arches kept coming off the build plate. I tried multiple build plates, no glue and with glue, no brim and with brim, ABS being actively dried. I finally just turned on supports and the brim and it printed perfectly fine. I think the outer edges of the arches are too small and don't have enough surface area to stay on even with a clean build plate or glue. But I made a print profile for ABS so others don't have to struggle late into the night like I did 😂 Otherwise, the model is fantastic! Just finished drying my desiccant and we're ready to go! Edit: All of this was after I printed it out of PLA, started drying some desiccant, and the bottom started sagging from the heat. So don't do PLA like I did 😂

sits perfectly and holds a lot more then I thought it would

Despite using original Bambu ABS, the nozzle repeatedly clogged during three attempts Somehow, the part cannot be printed this way A cheaper PETG filament worked!

I like the design and it is printable with A1 mini. I scaled up to 110% in X direction. With this modification it fits into the Creality Space Pi filament dryer. I printed from PETG because the A1 mini can not use ABS or ASA, so I use the dryer in PETG setting.