I basically just scaled everything down to 50%. The "screws" and washers are doubled up in the same files so I had to cut them so I could lay them right. Everything printed fine and came out well. They got back to me quickly when I had a question.

I won’t lie this is a tough print. I scaled and printed in the suggested orientation for the claw top. I found that the best way was to raise it off the bed entirely and print on a bed of supports as if you rest the point of the curve on the bed itself the supports won’t catch the next few layers and the print will fail. I lifted the entire piece 1 mm off the bed and let the snug supports in prusa slicer auto support it. Printed in abs with some extra perimeters to allow me to sand it since even with supports this will have some rough spots. One other note is that I printed in abs in a fully enclosed printer with a chamber temp of 65c. It’s a big lrint so if you don’t have an enclosure or hot chamber you’ll want to use PLA. Last thing is the tip of the bottom claw has some supports inside that I don’t expect to ever reach when printed the same way as the top but they are so far in there that they have no impact on the usability. I recommend this model but just know it’s a bit rough to print.