Awesome addition to the sakdis wall I designed for my son. Holds two of his lego plants pretty well.

I made a bunch of these for my kid's birthday party with a few other similar prints, and the kids got a kick out of these. They used markers to make injuries of all manner of severity lol. Lots of practical physics experiments.

Tried to fill a plate with them and ended up losing half due to warping. To anyone planning on printing a bunch, I'd say only put as many on the build plate as you can fit in with "print by object" turned on. It just takes too long to do each layer if you have a bunch, I think. The boards themselves are awesome. The axles are a little weak in PLA, but to have a print in place skateboard, what are you gonna do ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯ I think a little strip of grip tape would really take these to the next level, too. I made a bunch for my kid's birthday party, and they were a big hit.

Came out really good. I used AMT cement as an adhesive. I think it's smart to print the studs separate to avoid having to use supports, but the individual letters were a bit tedious to place. I had to use tweezers and pay special mind to not fiddle with their orientation. A profile with the letters embedded might be more cathartic lol (though I also understand there may be certain legal issues with that suggestion). I printed in black and gold, and it looks great. My son who asked me for a vase assuming he would get some plain cylindrical vessel will be very surprised, and I'm sure he will love it.

Worked great.

I made some modifications by getting rid of the handle and using negative triangles to eliminate some material in the bottom. works great.

Came out pretty good. Used amt as adhesive.

Printed 3 different styles and this one worked the best.

The kid I gave this to loves it.

Thanks for making this!!

Almost exactly like the real thing! You can go watch me blow up a real one about 25 years ago here lol watch?v=5dQl3VBepbc&t

Thanks for making this!

Idk if it was the materials I used or the profile, but the pieces were exceptionally hard to snap together. The print came out amazing with gold and red, and the kid I printed it for is in love with it. Making the arc reactor with translucent blue petg is a nice touch.

It looks REALLY good, but it doesn't hang like a real chain. Having been designed/printed in a flat circle, it wants to stay a flat circle. I would say it would be great as a prop, but I had more success with standard chain link style chains for necklaces.

Thanks for making this.

Pops got a kick out of it.