This is exactly what I needed to organize supplies in the cabinet that supports my 3D printer. I printed several and hung them inside the doors for small items. I used "add object" within Studio to add some divider walls on some of them to keep things even better organized. Worked great.

Exactly what I was looking for, to test my new .2 nozzle

Printed this and used it to adorn our campsite at the EAA Oshkosh Airshow. Great model!

Worked well. VERY tight fit so I'm afraid it would break if you removed it very often.

This is a fun model. We printed them at 75% and used them to adorn extended family gifts. I didn't find a use for the secret compartment at that size though lol.

This is a great model! I had fun with it, and printed a bunch for our Thanksgiving gathering, adding some text with everyone's name and the event on it.

Never would have thought a 3D printed print-in-place bearing would have ever worked, but these work surprisingly well. I've found that, like real metal bearings, these work better with some lubrication. So far I've tried a spurt of silicone spray, as well as some trumpet valve oil (Hetman #2, a very light synthetic oil) and both work about the same and dramatically improve how long the bearing spins.