Printed quick and without issue in PETG HF, thank you for your remix on this! having a Blade Tech AX puck was my one ask for the original design since so many holsters use this pattern. There are now small holes on both edges of the puck now but it doesn’t seem like it’ll matter. I used this to get my P-10F holster mounted so I can easily swap between it and Glock.

This came out so good! had to so a little sanding as the slide was a tight fit but that’s okay! Keep the models coming, these are awesome!

Worked great! My first printed butterfly knife.

This came out great! My barber asked I put his insta handle on it. Really excited to gift it to him!

Worked great, excited to try them out!

I had to add a brim to the cap portion, it fell over first attempt even on a high tac plate. Second time worked tho!

Worked great! Will try the AMS version next and see how that goes.

This came out perfectly and looks amazing and also feels pretty strong. Printed it for a friend in Sunlu PLA Silk+ Silver.

The model itself is beautiful and love the functions of the moving slide, safety, and removable flashlight and suppressor. I wish the hammer would drop when pulling the trigger but it’s a small concession. I did have to tweak the print profile to add brims to some items like the wooden looking grip portion and many of the smaller fasteners, so I would recommend adding brim those items before attempting a print (I had maybe 3 failures and had to reprint some parts). This one was well worth the effort though!

This came out great and is stronger than you’d think! Printed in Elegoo Liquid Gold Silk PLA, and didn’t change any settings.

I had some troubles printing this but it came out fantastic in the end. My other issue was that the coiled spring doesn’t print strong enough without support, I had it fail 3x in a row before I enabled tree support to make it work. You will NEED some snips to get the tiny tree support out but it the spring itself was flawless. Last issue was the width of the thin piece that fits inside the button which pushes the rounds of the of the cylinder. I had to sand the rod to get it to go fully into the hollow cyclinder and broke the first two rods before I wisend up. Overall it was worth the trouble as the model looks amazing. I would love if the designer made a stand for it that says Resident Evil Requiem that could either sit on a desk or be mounted to the wall.

I tried printing these with a .4mm nozzle with the default layer height profile of .08mm. This didn’t work and I found the skulls were even tinier than I imagined. I scaled to 150% and printed at .012 layer height with Ziro PLA Silk and they came out great. luckily it’s a super quick and light print so tweaking settings after the failed print only cost me all of 10 mins.

These look great, are strong, and light on filament. I printed 8x to finish out a spool of black filament, super happy with them!

This came out great! Printed for my wife in Ziro tri color PLA Silk.

This printed pretty quick and I like the design of the book shelf. I scaled to 130% and printed on my P2S and I noticed that there are a three slats that show less than ideal fill. I checked the model on the slicer and these segments also show up strange so I believe it to be a model issue vs a print setting issue. Not a huge deal but if those spots got fixed on the model it would be a 5/5 for me.

Prints quick. This profile wasn’t multi color tho, so I sliced it to be the colors in the photo.

Fresh off the printer! The details on this model are insane! it’s currently sitting upstairs as a home decor piece. Can’t recommend it enough. I scaled it up to the max size for my P2S.

Model is pretty well thought out, though if I were to do it again I might go for a finer layer height. Racking the gun feels pretty crunchy/gritty. my biggest issue is that you have to cant the gun back at about a 30-45 degree angle for the firing pin piece to make enough contact to actually launch the rounds out of the gun. This is a bit of the bummer as the gun only fires for me when I deliberately “lob” the rounds. On the bright side it’s a fast, cheap print and still looks cool.

Once I figured out the settings a bit this printed near perfectly. I was experiencing little “pimples” all around each section of the model regardless of the PLA I used. I observe the head dropping for 1-3 seconds on the outer layer which resulted in these little globs forming. It wasn’t too bad in the first torso print but I didn’t love it. On the first pants print attempt it was offer I lowered the resolution from .012 to .03 and this helped a bunch but it still wasn’t perfect. It seems that the tool path was getting overloaded with the number of triangles this model has at such high default resolution resulting in the tool head pausing when it shouldn’t. It was not a Z alignment issue, the setting here was set to “align” and not “random” like you might think. I scaled up the large model 150% and it looks pretty sweet now. 3 Stars because the troubleshooting took a while and good amount of time and filament got wasted.