Hi ! Some prints of "MOVABLE HANGER" by "HYPER3D" Printer: "Ender-3 V3 SE" (nozzel diameter: 0.4 mm) For all files (except other mentions) Scale: 100% Sliced with: Creality Print v4.3.7 (Material "CR-PLA" (Head 205°C, plate 60°C), Parameter config "Normal") (Quality ->) Layer height: 0.2 mm, Initial Layer Height: 0.2 mm. (Infill ->) Infill Density: 10 % (Build Plate Adhesion ->) Build Plate Adhesion Type: none or autobrim (Shell ->) Horizontal Expansion: -0.20 mm (Please note that this is a negative value to increase the diameter of the holes in the XY plane.) (Support ->) Yes, Normal, Support Everywhere (Material ->) Material Flow Ratio: 95% Files: "p1.stl" and "p2.stl" (on the same plate) Filament used: PLA Recyclé ArianPlast Printing time: ~ 1h21 Files: "p3.stl" and "p4.stl" (on the same plate) (Infill ->) Infill Density: 100% Filament used: PLA Recyclé ArianPlast Printing time: ~ 0h37 File: "p5.stl" Filament used: PLA Red Velleman, or PLA Silk Bleu ArianPlast. Printing time: ~ 0h23 File: "p6.stl" (Build Plate Adhesion ->) Build Plate Adhesion Type: autobrim or brim Filament used: PLA Orange Eryone Printing time: ~ 0h02 File: "p7.stl" Filament used: PLA Silk Blanc ArianePlast Printing time: ~ 0h18 For the version with blue feet, I made the mistake of entering a positive value as horizontal expansion, for the elements P1 and P2, instead of putting a negative value (i.e. '-0.20' mm, to do what was necessary, implicitly increase the diameter of the holes on the XY plane), I therefore for this print, kept the printing supports on the stomach, to glue the white part on top (because it did not fit into the footprint), broke the pins which were supposed to fit into the holes and glued the parts as best I could using pliers to keep them in place for the duration of the drying of the glue... Also, for this version, for the white part, I used a tray with a "circle PEY" surface which gives on the printed surface in contact with the tray, this subtle rainbow circle effect depending on the angle of the lighting. After removing the brim and/or printing supports, quickly scraping off small defects, assembly (and having checked the mobility of the elements which must be) and gluing. (I probably should have let the two parts of the body cool before detaching it from the print bed, because they bent slightly as they cooled, and I had to use clamps when gluing to try to avoid ending up with a too big space between the two glued parts.) Good continuation to all !