I've made a few of these, but I finally decided to take a pictures of one and post them. So this time, I started out with Red and Black Silk PLA, and it was awesome looking, but then I ran out mid print. Bummer. I only had a 250-gram roll, though, and I knew I wouldn't be able to do all of the parts with that small of a roll. But damnit, ya know. I figured I would've at least gotten more printed than I got. But anyway, I finished it out in red the rest of the way. This is about a 12 hour print for me, considering I have no problems with any print. The way I did it, if anyone's interested, I divided it up into three separate prints on my K1 and just nested what parts I could on all of them. The first print had 4 of the [1]12.8mm screws, I nested another one more of these on a separate print because those threads aren't the best, but they work. They're just so easy to break when trying to break them in for the initial assembly. So my advice is to make one or two more of those just in case you have trouble in assembly. But anyway, as I was saying.... the first print had 4 of the [1]12.8mm Screws, the [2]Right side, [6]Upper Plate 209mm, and [7]Tray Screw. It takes my K1 3 hours and 9 minutes to complete. In the second print, I was only able to nest two parts. Those being the [3]Left Side and the [4]Lower Plate 209mm. This print is a little longer. It takes my K1 3 hours and 49 minutes to complete. On my third and final print, I only have the last and biggest part to finish up all the pieces for the entire project. It's the [5]Tray 201mm. You can fit some more of the [1]12.8mm screws or [7]Tray Screw towards the back of the [5]Tray 201mm if need be. But without that, just printing the [5]Tray 201mm part by itself, that is the longest print for my K1. For just the one part, it takes 4 hours and 55 minutes. All those print times added up are 11 hours and 53 minutes. Basically, it's a 12 hour print.