Lock Pinning Tray (LPL style)

This is just a 3d printed part. It works fine for what it does but the finish is definitely not very good and if you have a 3D printer there are better designs out there. But if you don't, this is a pretty good option. It's probably a little overpriced for an index-card sized piece of plastic with a few slots, but it's fine.

I wish I would have read a lot more carefully. This is too small to actually use. The slots for pins are so small that I can't pick up the pins with pinning tweezers. Also, the quality is lacking, there are a lot of scratches or irregularities in it.

The description is very vague but upon receiving this product I found out it's a 3D printed piece probably using ABS or PLA. Because it was 3D printed, the numbers are difficult to read and the creator used glue to keep the product stuck to the print bed which was still on the base of the product giving it a strange sticky texture. After cleaning up, it is OK at best. I would have preferred to pay a dollar or two for the STL to just print it myslef.

I just made a quick impulse buy and didn't realize that this is 3d printed. It was warped before it got to me since its summertime here in AZ lol.

If I was working on a doll house door lock, maybe. I can use it though. It's just so tiny!

The tray looks as indicated. My only complaint is that it was 3-D printed. It looks pretty cheesy, I probably should have printed this myself.

My bad for not looking at the dimensions. It's a but smaller than expected. Otherwise good product.

This is clearly made on someone's cheap 3D printer. If it was $3-5 I wouldn't be upset but it is not. It is very poorly made and the 3D printer that was used had to be a budget printer. This probably costs 10 cents to make. Even the filament used is poor quality. It is almost unusable. The cutouts for the driver pins and springs are so narrow that after putting pins and drivers in it I could not get them out with my tweezers. Save your money, DO NOT BUY!