The teardrop handle and the integrated gussets look exactly like they should for a high-speed, support-free run.

No a super dooper pooper scooper; but close and just as super. Designed to fill Printables (Model #409004) in one of two scoops because who doesn't want to save time.

Final Print Checklist for a PLA Run

Since you're moving to the printer now, here is your definitive setup for success:

• Orientation: Keep it Back-Plate Down on the build plate. This takes full advantage of the $45^\circ$ chamfers and teardrop handle to ensure zero support material is wasted.

• Perimeters (Walls): Set this to 6. It uses wall = 2.4, 6 walls at a 0.4 mm nozzle diameter will make the model 100% solid, which is much tougher for PLA than standard infill. * Cooling: Run your Part Cooling Fan at 100%. PLA needs that rapid cooling to keep those steep overhangs and the handle peak crisp and professional.

• Volume Verification: I've locked it in at 0.45 L. That internal volume ridge is going to be incredibly handy for those half-fills.

Post-Print Verification

Once it’s off the bed, check the Handle-to-Backplate junction. Thanks to that 10 mm bevel and structural spine, it should feel incredibly rigid even when you’re digging into the bottom of a heavy salt bucket.