Printed the 3" one for my cubicle, came out great. Supports were incredibly easy to remove and it definitely feels secure, more than I expected it to. Great design!

Made a minor change and added a third hole because I have way too much clothing and far too little closet. It holds the weight of 3 pairs of SLACKS (one per hanger) easily printed in regular PLA. I was worried about strength but it's definitely no problem.

Had to make edits to the connector tabs so they'd fit flush. Original model version was too big. Looks good and printed well in petg.

The idea is good but I wound up having to lengthen it significantly to give it enough counterweight to keep it on the monitor, and it's holding some light reading glasses. Had to make it a little wider for my screen but that's no fault of the model.

Printed great, exactly how it looks in the picture. Fits my son's school ID perfectly. Maybe he'll stop losing it now!

Probably the most impressive thing I've made to date. The balance isn't perfect but considering all the factors involved, the fact it works at all is boggling. Printed the top in tri-color red/green/blue and bottom in silver. Can't wait to put it on my desk at work!

Came out pretty good. Printed two, see second part for pointers. First one the tree was stronger than the horn so I had to glue one back on, and where the wings/back were on the bed it's going to need a bunch of sanding to smooth out. For the second one but tilted the x-axis 2 degrees (lifting the head) forcing supports under the wings and making less connection between the back and the bed. This was much more successful.

Made with tri-sided silk pla. Can't put it down!

I don't know what to call this but I love it. I'm more of a "mechanical" fidgeter and my wife prefers "squishy" fidgets and this is some bizarre combo of both! Yes, the ADHD is strong here...

Sized him up to 100% (which meant sizing the eyes to 120%) and he looks great! Also put them on one plate and set to print by object to save effort.

Came out very pretty in PLA silk dual blue/green. Perhaps I'm not understanding how to get it to move, but no matter which way I hold it, how I move my wrist, it doesn't seem to flow. I've tried flexing the joints individually to loosen them up but don't want to push so hard they snap. It would definitely be a nice static display piece.

Made it for my kid's first day of high-school. Looks/prints nice. Didn't do much for the jitters but it was worth a shot!

As you can see my sink has a huge lip. Once the bottle got anywhere near empty it would go flying. This printed great and does exactly what I needed down to the last few pumps of soap, even sitting partially on an uneven surface.

Came out amazng in tri-color silk and black glitter. Easy to put together and the joints function well and seem strong. I'm sure once my wife and kids get their hands on it I'll be needing to print more!

Printed in PETG. Printed no problem, trees came off easily. Exactly what I needed.

Sized it up to 125% and it came out great

Printed great, went together smoothly and didn't stick like so many collapsible swords do (tested like 500 times before giving it to my nephew) I would include a picture but within 45 seconds of having it he'd pulled the back off (I didn't glue it because I figured I would likely need to replace a broken blade at some point) dumped out the sections and jammed the first section in backwards so hard it was jammed beyond repair. Do not recommend for highly ADHD 7-year-old... Still, 5 stars, great print!

Flew perfectly right off the printer. Slight imperfection in one wing but with how thin the print was that could easily be simply the printer. Didn't impact the flight. My kid loves it.