I ordered this part in PETG. When it arrived it was clearly printed in PLA. I've attempted to contact the maker and have not received any help. It took a few days for them to respond. They claimed that the part is printed in PETG but it's clear to me that this is not the case.
First I ordered one ring as a test because I wasn't sure it would even work the way I wanted to (it's to keep my cats from opening their timed dishes). It worked perfectly so I ordered three more! For the first time in a long time, the cats can no longer crack open their evening meal early (and then start loudly complaining about breakfast at some ungodly hour!)
Yes, my cats figured out how to hook the dial with their claws and advance them to open the dishes early.
Site was easy to use, seller did a great job on the product - much higher quality output than expected. Glad I chose this person.... He could communicate a bit more - but if that is my only complaint, I will take it!
A lot of the mangling I feared was successfully mitigated, like at the front bottom. Though the clogs at the rear face DID happen but I was able to declog it fairly well compared to what it originally was. Support in the center of the model was substantial (but not awful), I'll dig that out when I can. One of the creases in the temple of the rear face is longer than the other, but I can't tell if it's due to support or preliminary support removal, but at least it could have been worse. There did seem to be some lamination issues, but nothing severe. On that note, the grain effect was beautiful! Considering I went for the cheapest wood-fill print rather than any specific wood like Coconut I was a bit worried that there wouldn't be a beautiful grain, but there is one (one that looks quarter-sawn), and I fully intend to stain this model to make it have a coppery "tone". I did also end up scratching away some other imperfections. This was a slow process but the final result was epic!
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