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Hello, I took a look at the files and discovered you are correct! Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention. I have corrected the files. Please feel free to re-download. Thank you!

Bonjour,
J’ai vérifié les fichiers et vous avez raison ! Merci beaucoup de me l’avoir signalé.
J’ai corrigé les fichiers. Vous pouvez les retélécharger quand vous le souhaitez.
Merci !

The rails include a top and bottom ring that along with the rails form and inner skeleton to the bucket. It simply sits inside. No need to glue it, though there are some small holes at the top of the rails that you could potentially screw it down if you wanted to.

Let me know if you have any other questions!

I bought the Vallejo edition and am in the process of printing it -- so far I love it. Had one question -- the description says it includes:
1x Top Brush/Tool Caddy (3 parts – snap fit, no glue required)

but I don't see that file. I have the files for the rail system, the paint pallett and the two storage pallets. Would love to print this part as well.

Hello, thanks for your comment. It looks like that line on my post was in error. I have accessory pack available. That includes that paintbrush rack. While I get this corrected, I have created a code so you can download it for free. PALETTEPAILJUNE sorry for the inconvenience. https://cults3d.com/:3007572

I appreciate that. Thanks for the quick responses to both questions!

Hi there thank you for your comment. I can’t tell which design you are referring to can you clarify?

Thanks
GL

Hi there, sorry you are having problems. I’m trying to picture what you are talking about in my head. I think maybe if you put your spool on the rollers so the filament is pulled from the bottom this would tend to push it back towards the wall rather than pull it off the rack when it gets lighter. Alternatively, I would look for a spool weight that you could put in the core of the spool, I have seen this used a lot for the bamboo lab AMS because they have a similar problem.

Let me know if this has helped. Let me know if I can help you further.

Thanks!
Greg

Hello,
Sorry it took so long to get back to you! Are you still having problems? I don't specifically use the Creality application but I believe it is just a rebranded version of Cura. You might try to unstill a updated version...

Hi, sorry to be getting back to you so late. It’s hard to picture in my head what might be the problem. Are you printing it in the upright position so that the holes are pointed up. If you are trying to print in a flat position the round holes would not print right without supports

Hi Thank you for getting back to me.
I don’t know what is causing it maybe because I had to skew it diagonally across the bed to print at 100%? In desperation I did a full reset and all the calibrations, it printed a test bench print perfectly but did the same as before ? I am not printing it flat but will try to print at 98% so it won’t have to be skewed also will download the print again to see if it might have been a fault downloading. It is a shame as it’s just the paint holder that I need.
Chris

Hello,

The wall bracket is included in the download. it is inside the zip file. Please let me know if you still can't find it.

Thanks,

Oh great, i totally missed that. Got it now, thanks for the quick reply!

Sure thing! I’m happy to help!

Hello I do have a 3d printer. I could possibly print the adapters for you. Could you give me an idea of where you live?

Hello. Thank you for replying. Much appreciated. I will in Wisconsin, zip code 53211. I would gladly pay you for the postage and your time and effort plus some profit. Let me know what you think is a fair price. Regards, Dean

Hello. Are you interested in 3d printing the adapters for me? That would be great. Please let me know. Dean

Hello, thank you for the feedback. I will take your suggestions and make changes. in the meantime here is a link to where you can purchase the detail sander that I designed the holder for. https://a.co/d/fpRUeDb Also for mounting use small finish nails, simply drop into the 5mm holes on either the actual model or the provided guide tool and push the nail into your wall with a 4mm hex key. Please keep in mind the nails will be guided into the wall in a slight downward angle.

Please reach out if you have any questions.

Thanks!
Greg

Hello, thank you for your question. Yes it is possible but I would recommend hollowing it out and printing flat against the bed. This way when it is mounted on the wall that surface will me completely flat.

Hello, I have downloaded the files to test and they seem to be working on my end. I did go ahead and re-upload them to be on the safe side. Please let me know if your problem continues.

I have tried again and I am still getting the same error. I have also tried extracting the files and I still get the same error. the error I am getting is as follows. "windows cannot complete the extraction." "the destination path is to long. rename the compressed (Zipped) folder and try again.