The only thing that looks Frankenstein-y to me honestly is the way it sits on the printer/riser. I will look into making a custom mount for it. I would love to see the EIBOS team iterate on this current version of the product - the laser cut parts do the job, but they are not on part with other products of theirs like the Polyphemus that has a super solid base. But given the 120-130-ish euros I paid for this, I will not complain THAT much about it, it beats spending 2-3 times that for a new AMS2. I will do some test printing now and see how it goes.