Not sure what happened. When I printed my first couple of pairs, they worked well with the Inland carboard spools. Granted they were tight to get on and broke as soon as you tried to reuse them; but for a use they were worth it. By the 4th time printing, you needed 5 or 6 just to get onto a single cardboard spool because they kept breaking (coming apart a the seams.... literally). At the end of it all, I printed 24 (12 Side A and 12 side B) to get a total of 5 spools worth of use. Now I use electrical tape and works well enough. No more wasted filament, snapping/breaking parts, or shorts bursts of frustration over one set works while another isn't. Not giving a 1 or 0 star because for all I know, it literally could just be Inland being.... well, Inland; and I did get "some" uses and successes out of these.

They work for what they are. Convenient, quick, cheap little clips. Works well with the standard Bambu spools, printed Bambu spools, Inland plastic reusable spools. They're so, so with the Inland cardboard spool; however in all fairness, I did have a strip of electrical tape around the edges of the cardboard spool to help prevent issues with my AMS... Would recommend to anyone looking for a "convenient, quick, cheap little clip" for their plastic spools. Only reason not a 5 star review, I was hoping there were more durable. Printing a few spares to have in reserve should address this issue.

Came out exactly as shown. Was also happy that I was able to use two different filament brands (Bambu and Inland) without any issue.

Fits the Acrylic Paint markers perfectly