Het is nog steeds niet binnen

While there’s nothing wrong with 3D printed products, the print quality is mediocre (better than in some other reviews I have now seen though). And I already own 3D printers, so if I wanted a printed one I could have just found a file online, or modeled one myself, then also probably had better print quality as well.Additionally SOME of the print quality issues could be mitigated somewhat with small tweaks to the design. It’s really quite disappointing I spent money on it, let alone having to pay shipping.It does seem functional, for the most part, just very disappointing for something that cost money, it’s more akin to something I would print up for a friend for free (or them for me).UPDATE: I installed it on my bike, then realized more clearly, the screws are just threading into the plastic, while this can work, it is VERY easy to over tighten the screws and render it totally useless, (heck I did this deliberately on one side to make it easier to align the halves and screw them together and it was VERY easy) as someone who has done a LOT of 3D printing and design, a better option is to have space for small nuts on the opposite side to hold things together, it can be a little less convenient to put together, but is MUCH stronger, and will be MUCH more robust over MANY disassemblies and re-assemblies.

I bought 2, for 2 different bikes/saddles.For both, it kind of fits (I can attach it), but I can't 'close' it: it has a small gap, because the rails are slightly bigger than what this mount fits.Because of the gap, I'm slightly worried about water/mud seeping in (since it's below the saddle, where water/mud splashes frequently..).If it would fit perfectly, it's a perfect solution though, but keep in mind it's not a 'universal' fit.