These clips work as designed, however they will burst violently if you overtighten. Printing them on their sides makes them strong, so thank you for orienting them that way. If I were to improve the design, the clip should have a "natural resting shape" closer to what it would be when closed. Printing them slightly open causes the plastic to be under constant stress when it is screwed closed, and seems to cause visible plastic stress over time.

Printed in Champagne PLA Silk+ The texture of the exterior is very nice with Silk+ as for burning incense: It burns incense like crazy! This burner is powerful.

This print came out nicely, and appeared to work as designed at first. I had to re-print some parts because I was silly and read the instructions after I printed everything. 100% infill required on some parts. Trouble is, I watched a mouse enter the seesaw, and after a few seconds of struggling, opened it again and escaped. I am not sure what can be done to improve the seesaw. It did make a distinct sound when the mouse escaped, which alerted the cat to take care of the mouse, so that's handy. The lid fits in very snug, and all four sides need to be ground down to make it slide into the box.

Printed with Pla Silk+ this print came out more flexible than the photo. If I were to suggest an improvement, the hinged knob that prints inside the head to attach it to the body, should have a mechanism that locks it in the downward position. This hinge turned out to be super loose on my print, and as a result, the head falls off!

Works as designed. Now my 04 Civic bumper doesn't fall off. However, I did have a few brittle prints. The printables version which this is based upon has the 3 prong base printed sideways, which is stronger. The reason why the printables version is stronger, when you print the base face down for the 3 prong piece, it just prints layers on top that need to bond together. When it is printed sideways, the layer is part of the entire prong and base.

Works as designed. I also have the anti-vibration feet installed on my P1S, and the gap created by the extra lift does not cause any issues with this chute.