cooling test 3d models

I needed a quick cooling test to see how thin a tall structure could get before I ran into cooling issues, so I drew this up real quick.

Also check out this curved overhang test: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2151369 Or my remix of it: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3071469 ***Why*** Analyse how well you cooler prints overhangs and if it cools evenly over 360°. I made this to...

Print recommendations To compare with my pics (PLA) use 100% cooling at 0,2mm layer height and 30mm/sec overall (make sure other settings does not adjust). Print with enough walls and top/bottom layers that everything prints solid. Experiment with...

Simple and fast test for your cooling!

Simple and fast test for your cooling!

This is a small fast print to test your printer's ability to cool both the front and back sides of objects. If you want to test the front/back cooling of your printer, make sure the steep overhangs are oriented front to back. ...Like in the screen shot....

Specifically it allows you to test your printer's ability to cool front and backsides of objects, or left/right side if you orient the print that way. If your printer's cooling is working well, the tops will be perfectly flat. If your printer's...

If your printer's object cooling needs improvement, you will see curling upwards on the tips of the test pieces. You can also examine the underside to see if there is any drooping. The notch lets you know the orientation of the object when you...

This test is for evaluating how even the cooling from the print fan is. It prints a small overhanging circular half arch in eight directions. ... All of the parameters can be modified in the openscad script.

This is a fast test to calibrate your overhang and cooling settings. There are 2 stl files. One for a 40-55 angle and one for a 45-60. ... Printing time should be around 30min.

COOLING TEST BOWL 50 TO 75 DEGREES May you make it to the top! (the one in the pictures is *very* close) Watch your surface finish all the way up. Steps are in 5 degree increments to aid in visibility. Printed at 220C, 30-60mm/s and 300-350...

Testing my new fan shroud's cooling powers. ...And it looks like a steampunk flower.

Does your printer have good enough cooling for this simple test? does mine? .. i have no idea.. ...the printer is running now.

A little cooling torture test for comparing part cooling fan ducts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmiH1-BqfOo

- It is **rotationally symmetrical** so that cooling is tested in 360°. - The overhangs rapidly increase in steepness from 65° all the way to horizontal. Every layer is more overhang-y than the one before it. - The thin tips of the petals are...

For testing your overhangs in four directions. after all my cooling fanshrouds i need a tester for them. ... if you want steeper overhangs write a comment ;-)

Small test object for checking cooling duct alignment. ... The left tower is printed with fans turned off The middle tower is printed with insufficient cooling (one fan disabled) The right tower is printed with 60% cooling Printer: -- Eustathios...

Small test object for checking cooling duct alignment. ... The left tower is printed with fans turned off The middle tower is printed with insufficient cooling (one fan disabled) The right tower is printed with 60% cooling Printer: -- Eustathios...

  Small test object for checking cooling duct alignment. ... The left tower is printed with fans turned off The middle tower is printed with insufficient cooling (one fan disabled) The right tower is printed with 60% cooling Printer: -- Eustathios...

I have found on my printer that the first of the three levels had better cooling then higher up, I think this is due to some air reflecting off the bed and helping with the cooling, so for a true test I recommend printing the entire model. In the...

This is intended to not only check how effective your cooling is but also to see what side is not getting the air flow it should. For testing purposes disable any cooling print speed slow down. Slopes are at 45 angles so it should be very printable...

This is a quick little test for cooling fans. This can be run in about 10-15 minutes. This was put together so that I could compare the normal fan duct of a Wanhao i3 Plus with my Streamliner design. I think you can guess which is which in the...

Previously I had noticed the AIO micro 3D printer test did a good job of showing up the flaws of a lack of cooling fan, so I modelled a similar design. The main body is lifted up off the bed to allow a wide and difficult bridge. There are four...

Previously I had noticed the AIO micro 3D printer test did a good job of showing up the flaws of a lack of cooling fan, so I modelled a similar design. The main body is lifted up off the bed to allow a wide and difficult bridge. There are four...

I wanted to test cooling fan performance objectively back to back, so I designed this part to help. Previously I had noticed the AIO micro 3D printer test did a good job of showing up the flaws of a lack of cooling fan, so I modelled a similar...

Test to see which orientation on your 3D printer performs best (or worst) for unsupported overhangs.

This is a very quick 4-sided calibration test to test the cooling/overhang ability of your printer. Using this test you can quickly identify which sides of the nozzle are not being cooled sufficiently. "Overhang Test_Solid.stl" has a solid bottom to...

Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:41002 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=41002

We made this part to test and visualize the opportunity of printing cooling channels directly in your part. ...On this way you can simplify machine parts that need to be cooled.

This is a replacement part cooling fan duct for Wombot Drafter 3D printers. ... It has a wider cooling angle than the original part and works just as well. It also features a bracket on the side which helps keep the duct stable during printing. ...