the locking tabs work well but can be tricky to reach

love it. came out great. ended up attaching the the blade with spare PC screws

thanks to this thing my wife now approves of owning a 3D Printer. this is a premium model!

does the trick. added a magnet to keep it closed

works really well. Printed in ASA

love it!

really cool

looks good and is fun. very floppy and can be hard to stand up

looks awesome

flexes good but is stiff and can pip apart. but will pip back together

very cute

very cute

very cute

look good and work great

super cute

came out super cute. I used a rainbow filament for the shelf and that looked Hella cool.

box works well

very cute and looks great. would likely have come out even better had I used a .2 nozzle.

printed this in PETG On the second day of my trip, the river was glassy and calm, and I had just hooked a lively brown trout. As I reached for my net, I clipped my rod into the 3D-printed magnetic holder on my vest. The rod stayed perfectly in place—hands free—while I released the fish without a scramble or slip. For four full days, that little printed tool saved me over and over—whether I was tying on a tricky new fly, snapping a quick photo, or freeing a snag. The 10 mm neodymium magnets locked in tight every time, the rubber O-ring and gasket keeping the rod secure without a single scratch. Out there in the current, it wasn’t just a convenience it was a quiet, reliable fishing partner.

works great!