I’m delighted with how it turned out. This is the second time organizing a drawer with GridFinity enabled me to store more in the same space while being infinitely more organized. Note that the empty space in the photo of my silverware drawer used to be full of the little items I was able to note for in small bins in my larger drawer. My dishwasher is unloaded by a child, so I have low expectations for the longevity for items staying in the same place, but even just being organized by size is better than the prior situation. I’m waiting for some more white filament to arrive before printing the final 4x4 3-wall bin (manually removed one wall in BambuStudio), and yes, it has bone white part way up because my white ran out mid print.

Made this kit together with my kid, who was thoroughly delighted to choose the colors and put it together.

I’m incredibly pleased with how it turned out.

These work great. I selected these to explore gridfinity options as they use less filament so I don’t mind if I have bins that go unused.

It looks great! I printed the ship using grey instead of white as well as printing the R2 droid head separately so I could change the red to blue so it looked like R2D2 (with all the filament changes, I also printed a few wistles using purge into object since I didn't care their color). I used the default profile and did not have an issue with holes in the wings that another person experienced. The one issue I had was that the press fit between the top and bottom of the fuelselage did not hold together so I added a bit of superglue (but forgot to clamp it, so there is a small gap). I'm super pleased with how it turned out.

works great! I printed three. The covers were translucent Bambu PETG (HF I think). For the cores, I printed two using Sunlu HS PLA and one with Sunlu PLA+. the one with PLA+ was much stiffer to open after fully closing, put after working out a bit it’s better. Also, for the covers, be sure to let the fully cool. I was impatient with the first and it ripped apart.

the kids in my class loved them

so clever

I printed this from my phone and forgot to turn on support, which is my fault, not the designers 🤦‍♂️ I’m delightedly surprised it turned out as well as it did. Hopefully it’s salvageable.

I printed three of these and I’m delighted with how they turned out. Thank you for sharing this model. I printed the handles in different colors of glow PLA, and the blades with silver PLA silk+.

I’m super happy how this project turned out! thank you for sharing this model

I think this could be improved by moving the attachment down so it is flush with the bottom of the clip. It was challenging to remove the support material without damaging the attachment. Note that a file worked best for removing the support but took the longest.

This honestly is so much simpler to use without damaging the plate compared to the default Bambu Lab scraper. I struggled removing prints from the CoolPlate SuperTack but this has made it much simpler.

Delighted with how it turned out. Two notes about printing this. 1) I had issues with warping and bed adhesion when printing in the textured PEI plate but not when printing with the CoolPlate SuperTack. I’d you’re printing this on the textured PEI plate, I recommend adding a brim in the slicer settings to avoid warping. 2)I think it’s better if this is printed in PETG to avoid it sagging from the heat of the printer rising and warming the plastic. I a video review of this riser talking about the sagging and expect that was why. I realized this after I had printed three of the four large parts using Sunlu PLA+ 2.0, so it was too late to change but hopefully it holds up.

delighted with how they turned out

Turned out great. I printed in PLA so I'll see how well it holds up over time. Delighted to find a design for my Grip 6 belts.

It turned out amazing! The Bambu slicer gave a “floating cantilever” warning because of the turret at the top of the tower, where it angled out. I ignored that and it wasn’t an issue.