I love all the prints in solid colors, but I wanted to try something different using rainbow PLA. I had no idea how it would try out, but was inspired by Pezliz. She once said "try it and see". I'm beyond please with the turnout. I wish you had a commercial license available!

Printed perfectly, looks great and will print more as I continue the beginning of my 3D printing journey.

Fits perfectly on my metal baker's rack from Lowe's, Style Selections brand. Cleared up a nice section of one of the shelves. Quick, easy, minimalist.

Printed at 0.16 optimal on Bambu Lab A1 with Bambu Textured PEI Plate. The texture appears on the top of knob in the below photo. I have since begun the build plate rabbit hole since printing. - Inland 1.75mm PLA Dual Color Silk 3D Printer Filament 1kg (2.2 lbs) Cardboard Spool - Black-Silver - Inland 1.75mm PLA 3D Printer Filament 1kg (2.2 lbs) Cardboard Spool - White

I actually changed the preset to 0.16 Optimal. It turned out GREAT. It was for a gift. All Inland PLA filament. The red is True Red.

Loved how these turned out with Inland 1.75mm PLA Silk 3D Printer Filament 1.0 kg (2.2 lbs.) Spool - Rainbow 2. Pardon the awful picture, but you get the gist. Zero problems with printing. Happy with filament usage and print time for a rainbow filament. If you're only looking for basic baskets in simple colors, go to a dollar store. However, being able to print these for a little more in my preferred color scheme, whether it be basic PLA, Silk PLA or many other options, it feels more personal. Also, they stack!! Not pictured, but YAS!!

Works great, but I kind of wish it had a clip to keep the end from retracting within the enclosure. Not a huge hassle, but mores so a qualify of life improvement. It's better than what I had before, which was NOTHING.

Probably my third ever print in the few days I've had my first 3D printer up and running. I am practicing with black PLA. I love how it turned out physically, but definitely need a different filament. I have more muted, matte colors in mind, similar to the original. To get started, I bought basic, budget PLA until I figure out what direction I want to take with this. I do have to say it was quite larger than I expected, but for the size I'm pleased with the amount of filament used, the time it took and the fit with my Google Pixel 10 and other phone(s) - budget Motorola and budget Samsung. Excuse the mismatched decor, but alas this is why I have a 3D printer now. The second photo is mostly for scale.

Obligatory Benchy review. Hadn't even peeled it off the build plate at the time or cleaned it up, but it came out great and now I understand why my son, with 12 3D printers, has so many Benchys. I was like when did he develop an obsession with boats?

Fantastic! This solves the spinning problem I have with orienting the watch on the loose charger.