These are really cool, however my one critique is that the models themselves are not particularly symmetrical. The vertical shaft of the "i" is not centered, and the Lego dots are also oddly spaced and not centered on some of the letters. You can see the weird geometry on the "L" and the "I" in my pictures.

Pay Close attention to the tusks while printing. The angle is pretty severe so the overhangs started to curl up a little bit. I had to tap them down every few layers to keep them from getting caught on the extruder, but it worked in the end. Consider using manual supports and making sure that the entire section under the tusk is well supported. You turn on adaptive layers to the highest setting, the detail is really amazing. But it will make the overhang curling a little bit worse, so stay vigilant.

Really cool model. I used adaptive layers which made the print take forever, but the detail is absolutely incredible.

works great on standard size toothpaste tubes, but some of the wider ones, like my wife's hippie toothpaste, don't fit. just needs to be a little bit wider.

Simple and effective!

Great model. However even standing upright, it's a bit tall and unstable. I might make a wall hook for it at some point. thanks for a cool print!

Unfortunately, my cat hasn't used it yet. But like all things, he will use it when no one is looking. or when we buy him something else 🤣😂 The design is really cool and I used wood PLA for the end pieces, and regular Brown PLA for the planks. The texture makes it very slow to print, but it looks spectacular when it's done.

I did two versions of this, one with .2 layer height, and one with 08. I wanted to see if you could tell the difference, and you can't. however this is only for the mostly vertical sections of the sphere. for the top and bottom, the layer lines are a lot more noticeable, so you might want to consider using adaptive layer lines for the top and bottom 20% of the spheres when you print the whole thing.

Pretty cool. I used translucent petg and it looks really neat, just like ice.

Well designed, but you really need longer patches to see the ironing errors for a lot of prints. Long rectangles would be better

Came out great! The top ramp probably needs another couple degrees of slope, since the cans on the top don't always roll forward when one from the bottom is removed.

it's fine, although the bamboo logo came out a little bit messed up. not that it matters for a scraper

Fits perfectly, looks nice, and the latching works well. The only thing I didn't like was that it was difficult to change the text on the cover, so I made a profile that allows you to do that. Thanks for a great model!

absolutely love this one. holds the AMS units without any wobbling, keeps the filament tubes nice and short, and really uses the space well. it's also nice that it uses the screws that I would have thrown out from unboxing the h2c.

I printed this one rather aggressively just to see how fast it could spit it out. 6 nozzle and wide lines. it's a poop bucket, so I don't know how much you can expect from it, but it works great and it fits the chute perfectly.

simple and cute. My kids loved watching them print since the geometry is very fun. worked great with the multiple colors

I used a pteg version and it printed fine. I also used the modified shuttlecock with two fins instead of one, and it is more stable. The screw spools themselves are a bit fragile, and one cracked when I dropped it on the floor, so maybe bump up the infill from 15 to 25. the handle will be a bit wobbly if you use petg on it, but still perfectly usable.

Love it. it's simple, compact, and has lots of space for customizing with text like I did. I would like to see a cover for it to keep dust from accumulating on the tops of the hot ends.