Printed on an A1 using the cheap SUNLU PETG. Came out fine, need minimal effort to post process the brim away. Thanks!

The assembly was a little sketchy the first one. But came out nice enough to print a few more...less CA got on my fingers after I was familiar with assembly from first one. Worth the boost, makes a good bucket to dry descicant in the sunlu.

Worked on an A1 without supports all the way to about 200%. If you go for a larger size, be sure to support the book, or you get layers that sag.

First down. 68 to go! Starting with largest first lol. Probably another 2 weeks to wrap up this month long project.

Looks good.

I wanted to add some color layering to my Cabinet system. This accents a nice thin strip between layers. Everything I have found is either flat on the bottom or flat on the top. I wanted to print a foundation layer that inserts both male and female sides of my gridfinity drawers that are stacked 6 layers high and growing. You get a boost and when Im done, a worthy picture of the project!

This series is going to make a complete remapping of my entire Hobby workspace.

Printed this in Creality dual color silk. 240c, 200-300mm for fast innerwall and infil. Slow surface and outer layers 60mm. Looks stunning to walk past it and it shifts from Blue to Green.

supports were packed in a little tight but overall a good toy for my 4 year old.

4 year old is drawn to the prototype like a magnet. She loves the texture, dont know how she knew it was a dragon egg but that was her first comment. Im going to print a few more in varying sizes using silk and color shifting filament.

Had to resize, the original does not fit standard orchid planters. Its matched for something in the dixie cup size you find at a picnic table. My first 12hour print had to be redone at 150%...overshot so probably will do 140% on the next one. Overall a good print, just could have had a better first run if it had been more clear that the outcome was meant for mini orchid planters.