Turned out almost as good as it could possibly get with Deeplee PLA+ 2.0 and a 0.4mm nozzle. This filament was $9.96 USD per kilo for a couple weeks, and after tuning the filament profile, I have concluded that this is the best PLA filament for the lowest price. As far as a go-to option for consistency, Eligoo brand filaments are, in my opinion, the best and fastest filaments a lower price when compared to the comman brands that cost 20%-110% more with, in most circumstances, negligible quality increases. Thank you to the creator for providing this design that will be given to my nephew, who just got a printer himself and needs this to organize his commonly used tools.

Not as big as one of the most popular crates on bambu app, but it's less material and stackable. Printed with Eligoo Rapid PLA+ on Bambu A1 under the generic high speed PLA settings and I don't have to change anything except dropping my bed temp to 55°C with this incredible plate. kinda like Overture PLA Silk doesn't need slicer calibration when generic PLA Silk setting is already perfect. I'm saving the profiles for every filament I try in order to give people a guide to help beginners get the best out of their A1's

Printed perfectly in Sport Mode. I'm going to keep modifying and calibrating my A1 to it's absolute maximum capabilities before upgrading to one of Bambu's top two engineering printers that are released by the time I'm finished modifying and pushing the A1 until I reach the filaments that absolutely won't work despite my sheet metal-lined enclosure and my custom close-loop watercooled motors. Thanks for the print!

Prints like this are right up my alley when I get a chance to print things for myself. Thanks!

These turned out pretty awesome...but... The print time with the radioactive logo in a different color goes from just over two hours if it's all one color, and then becomes a SEVEN hour print with an enormous amount of purge waste from the color changes. I believe that prints like this are much more effective with a printer like the H2C or any of the others with a hot end swap system. Anyways, cool design. Thanks!

A little loose, but that is easy to fix. Beef it up a little in the slicer if you plan on using heavier items. Thanks!

Solid af. I use Overture PLA+ on mounts for the shop, but I switch to high temp glass fiber PLA if the mounting location demands it. I look at everything through an engineers outlook, so strong, simplistic designs are my jam.

Nice, useful design. If you want it to be very robust, add layers and infill to your needs in the slicer. Thanks!

Printed two of these. Did the second(this white one) at 124% speed with Overture PLA Pro(+). 70°F room temp, 30% humidity

The red is standard size, blue is 125%(to use for door frames, window sills, and touch-up painting). Very clean prints. Thank you.

Did small and medium. Medium is more useful.

Great, solid print. Holds the 4 other plates i have and still has a good center of gravity. Needs your preferred solution on the base to keep it from sliding. Printed on my A1 with Overture PLA+ on Galaxy tablet(no slicer unless I'm on my desktop PC). Thanks!

Had a bunch, printed lots of colours. Super simple design and every one of them printed flawlessly. thanks.

great fo kids toys

good fixture. it's nice to have a skilled community creating the files for us hobbyists to essentially have "on-demand" access to y unique tools or jigs that would otherwise be expensive or custom made.

cool!

thanks

great!

As someone who builds PC's for myself, friends and family, I have a bunch of extra Noctua and Corsair 120mm fans. A USB adapter and this coupler allows use of these quality fans for all sorts of things, such as grow tents, the enclosure for my Bambu Al's exhaust, and plenty of other projects that require a common 3" intake or exhaust.