One more question for the community:
Would anyone here be interested in doing a real-world test print of my baseboard corner system and sharing some feedback?
The model has now reached 500 likes, over 1,500 collections and 70 successful prints, which is fantastic to see… However, practical feedback from experienced users is always valuable, especially regarding fit, printability and usability.
Any honest feedback would be greatly appreciated.
It seems like based on the visibility of the model, you will already get feedback. Stuff like this does not tend to get a bunch of reviews or comments, people that find this stuff print it because they need it for a certain purpose, not particularly to get excited about it.
The issue is specificity. There are thousands of base board designs out there to try and match.
My only real recommendation is to switch the cover image to English, other that that it looks like a good project.
Thanks!
The numbers are encouraging so far, but 70 successful prints don’t necessarily tell me how well the parts perform once they’re actually installed and used over time. That’s why I was hoping to hear from people who have used them in a real project.
And yes, the huge variety of skirting board profiles is probably the biggest challenge for any universal solution.
Good point about the cover image. I originally created it in German, but switching the main cover to English would probably make the model’s purpose clearer to a wider audience. I’ll definitely consider that.
Thanks again for the feedback!
I am assuming you have this installed in your own home? I would think that would tell you.
This is something that someone would print and install, then never think about again.
A little side note…
Why are you posting the system on MW then turning around and listing it for cash on Cults3D? Doesnt really make sense to me.
Fair point.
I do have several installed in my own home and they’ve performed well so far. However, my own installations only represent a limited number of scenarios. I’m mainly interested in hearing from users with different skirting board profiles, wall conditions and installation situations.
You’re probably right that this is the kind of model people print, install and then never think about again, which is actually a good sign. 
Regarding Cults3D, I actually started on Cults3D long before I discovered MakerWorld. I’ve simply continued using both platforms since they attract different audiences and users have their own platform preferences.
I’m just saying this with a laugh and not as a criticism, but you’re really in love with your board corners, aren’t you? You asked that question just the other day. Now we have…
Should we be worried about you? Like I said, I mean that with a cheerful smile. 
Guilty as charged! 
The humble corner just deserves some love.
Honestly, I’m just hustling hard because I’m secretly dreaming of my very first review on MakerWorld.
Once I get that 4-star rating, I promise to stop spamming poems… maybe! 
Thanks for the cheerful reply, made my day!
I understand the guy.
I’m married. If I wasn’t, I would print one of those baseboard corner at live size…
