Works super well on my Australian Anko dehydrator. As is already written in the description, print with a large brim or else you'll have a ton of failures.
Printed in PETG for extra heat resistance, love the print. If I had white or transparent it would look even better but only had black on hand. Uses around $6AUD of filament so this is a no-brainer. Thanks for the files!
Unless you have super tall spools I would recommend one of the remixes which is slightly shorter, it saves around 80g of material and still has around 1cm of clearance for 70mm (standard) spools. This means there is less wasted space and filament.
I ended up printing a set of these as well as the shorter ones just incase :)
EDIT: Thanks for the test pieces! For anyone who plans on printing them, remember on the smaller tests there is less friction, so if you have a tight-fit on the tests, try the 0.3mm gap increase. My test pieces basically had no friction at all, and then the actual model was a perfect friction fit. (edited)

