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Overall rating: 3.2 / 5 from 10 reviews.
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"I have requested the files several times, but you simply ignore my emails and never send them. In fact, I received a response just once, in which you promised to send the files on October 15th. It is now the 19th, and you continue to refuse to reply to my emails or send the files that I PAID for."
"Not quite there yet. Some of the parts that are supposed to print support-free still have 90-degree overhangs that sag and deform when printing. The locking mechanism for attaching drawers is very rigid, likely dependent on the type of filament. Overall the system needs better documentation and the models need more refinement. It's early days so I have hope for the system but I wouldn't overhaul your workshop with V1."
"I placed and paid for an order on the website on September 17th (I have trouble accessing Kickstarter). It’s now October 22nd; people on Kickstarter are already discussing the files they’ve received in the comments, yet I still haven’t received my files... Also, neither the website nor the product page provides a link or an email address for contacting support to check the status of an order."
"I have printed an assortment of storage solutions. This is more of a professional solution. This requires printing and assembly of various parts. There are a lot of parts to do this correctly, but it give a very flexible solution that can be tailored to my needs. My printers have been running non-stop for days printing various sizes and colors"
"-Purchased through the website a week or so after release and got my download link/access immediately. -Prints easily and with minimal need for supports. -Instructions are plenty clear and intuitive contrary to what I have seen some report. Appreciate your work! All the above being said a few small suggestions/things I have noticed after assembling my first S3 Drawer: -Front locking mechanism is a little creaky, I tested actuation in between assembling each part to verify everything was moving without issue and this seems to be primarily due to the current design of the springs, I wonder if there might be a way to reduce the friction a little bit where they lock into the knob or where they slide against the faceplate. -Secondarily, I have found that some parts do require supports (minimally) even though the files in question are not named (Turn on supports) like some are. This is pretty easy to resolve and spot before printing, so I have not had to toss any failed or unusable parts. Thank you again for your hard work on this, I will be able to make great use of this system and look forward to seeing the improvements you make!"
"Forever an expandable system. Already different drawers and boxes printed on my h2s and every time a perfect print.."
"Everything seems to be in order."
"There has been a delay in the delivery of files. Why is that?"
"some files are broken"
"Even putting aside the rocky launch, the initial failed STL files, and USSA walking back its commitment to lifetime commercial licenses, the biggest failure of this project has been the lack of communication and support. I can understand technical mistakes. The first batch of faulty STL files could be written off as an honest error. But days go by without updates, responses, or meaningful assistance. There's no forum, no Discord, no proper community support, and no clear printing instructions or recommended slicer profiles. The creators have presumably learned a great deal through countless design iterations, yet almost none of that knowledge has been passed on to the backers who are now expected to print and assemble the product themselves. And no, not everyone uses Bambu printers, for plenty of good reasons. Proper documentation shouldn't assume we all use the same hardware or ecosystem. What turns a troubled launch into a failed project isn't the mistakes themselves. It's the failure to communicate, take responsibility, and support the people who backed it. At this point, the lack of engagement is far more disappointing than the initial problems."
