almost exactly what I needed! I used this as a base model to modify. I wanted a quick way to remove the hose because I move my laser around on a trolley and did not want the hose getting in the way. I cut the upright part in half and added magnet flange and also made a solid cap to contain the smokey smell. The exhaust hose tucks away inside the laser when I am not using and protects it from being crushed and stood on. The elbow part did split a little at the screw holes, but that was because I used screws found on the garage floor which were a little big and the split does not affect use. The solid cap attaches to my trolley when not in use so I won't lose it

Perfect for what I wanted. So glad I decided to do a quick search for clouds before I modelled my own. I was looking for a way to use some tree supports and the results make me smile

Adorable pieces! Currently searching for some non food item for fill so I can make a bag. In NZ it is culturally and socially insensitive to present recognisable food as a play item so rice is out. A great print for leftover filaments, or to just run a couple of sets before changing colours. The ducks were extra cute so I printed off an extra dozen to hide around the neighbourhood for people to find.

Exactly what I needed. I had to scale up the smallest size to 110% on the x and y axis, kept z at 100. To fit my Sue Spargo Wonderfil spools, now I can tame the threads and they still fit inside my file system

just works, what more is there to say