3d benchmark

<p>This picture stand is a functional test print. You can use it to test your retractions, overhangs, and cooling. Once your printer is dialed in you'll get an awesome picture stand to hold photos of your favorite cycling trip, loved ones, and...

This is a miniature and speedy test object designed to fine-tune printing settings effectively. ...I developed it to determine the ideal settings for my wood filament, streamlining the process and ensuring high-quality prints every time.

A test print for checking printer tolerances before designing a part that is supposed to lock with actual Lego bricks. The STL contains five columns of four studs each. The studs in the left column are sized 4.8mm in diameter (as they are supposed...

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CHOPPY is a fun way to put your printer's settings to the test for bridging, details, proper extrusion, retraction, overhangs, compound curves, and more. Just don't lose your head!\r\n\r\n***SUPPORT MY WORK***\r\n\r\nThese models don't just magically...

I recently crafted a miniature sculpture of my adorable husky child. Consider using it as a reference point - create one for your kids, but don't forget to incorporate supports! ... This is my very first upload, so I'd be thrilled if you could share...

I have no idea how to print this or even if it is possible, but MakerBot wants us to test our printers; so I decided they should test theirs instead. Be sure to follow me here at Polymathic Designs to stay updated on all my new designs. ... UPDATE:...

I wanted to try something new for the Tables contest and decided to make this model of a chair, you can use to tune in retractions/temps/cooling for your filament in order to get perfect bridging without any stringing.If you want to slice this model...

This is a tiny benchmark for 3D printers that prints in about 30 minutes, depending on your settings. It has a bridging test for 4, 8 and 16mm, it has a stringing test between the pillars, it has small and ultra tiny 3D text, it has a little sphere,...

That is the reason why I decided to create yet another benchmark thing, and here it is. This is a tiny benchmark for 3D printers that prints in about 30 minutes, depending on your settings. It has a bridging test for 4, 8 and 16mm, it has a stringing...

This is a basic benchmark test for six-millimeter coreless motors. To conduct the test, simply purchase an electronic balance like this one: http://www.banggood.com/2000g-x-0_1g-Electronic-Balanc-p-980101.html?p=PX2610170167201304V6. ...Print Settings...

This is a extrem hard test for your 3D printer (settings)! Can you print every thin detail? ...Share your result.

A significant portion of my printing knowledge comes from experimenting and testing. I've created a prototype that simulates an extremely steep incline, precisely 80 degrees over a span of more than 10 centimeters. ...Due to its unique twist, the design...

A basic 18650 design is used to verify the precision of printed cylinder shapes and detect any potential issues with layer skewing or tapering that become apparent as layer height increases. ...Check out my YouTube channel for more details at NERDville.

GripperArm_2X - Print twice, hints the 2X GripperArmWithCOG_2X - Print twice, hints the 2X GripperLeft_1X - Get a single print done GripperRight_1X - Get a single print done Housing_1X - Get a single print done Pick between regular length pins and...

This is the Precision calibration test from Excellent Output, accomplished through SolidWorks Mastery.

A standard test object is required to verify ghosting performance. This straightforward cube serves the purpose perfectly. It's ideal for gauging the extent of ghosting in a given setup. ...Two accompanying images demonstrate the state of my printer,...

A basic test cube serves its purpose well as a tool for checking out ghosting. ...Two accompanying images showcase the state of my printer, first before fine-tuning and then afterwards.

I simply tweaked the design at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2337873, removing the base plate to create a seamless connection between each component via a rod that ensures perfect alignment when stacked alongside its counterpart at...

<p>Righthanded M20 threadings.</p><p>To use them as actual threadings, you should print the M20x0.5 with a 0.1 layer height.</p>

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Made this in Fusion360 as a challenge for a competition. ...Just a little fun.

These prints were crafted to challenge bridging, unsupported angles, bed adhesion, rounded pieces, fine details, and several other printer evaluation methods. ... **Print without supports enabled** https://youtu.be/h18sdOFdc7I Print Parameters: ...

To make sure your print settings are correct, I created a small functional benchmark that includes the most important gears - the bevel gears - and a small holder with a pin. Assemble it and test it to see if the two gears mesh easily. Adjust your...

2x M3x10 (optional for attaching the gearbox to the main body) 4x M3x20 5x M3x30 1x M3x40 you also need 4x M3 Nyloc nuts 6x M3 normal nuts or alternatively Nylocs To test, if your print settings are correct, I have constructed a small functional...

:) In version 5 you only need 4 different screw sizes. 2x M3x10 (optional for attaching the gearbox to the main body) 4x M3x20 5x M3x30 1x M3x40 you also need 4x M3 Nyloc nuts 6x M3 normal nuts or alternatively Nylocs To test, if your print settings...

I Print a Lot of Things to Find My Setting, But Waiting Minutes is Unacceptable. So I Created a Minimal Test That Highlights All the Issues at Once. This 1cm Half-Cube Test Exhibits Multiple Problems in One Compact Design: * Adhesion: How Well...

I Create A Simple Test To Find My Setting Issues To determine my optimal settings, I prefer to start with a basic test that can quickly identify common problems. One such test is a small, 1cm cube printed in half - it's easy to set up and shows me...

I managed to convert the files via SolidEdge. Below are the PAR and STL files. Enjoy. ... Category: Other

The converted files are now in PAR and STL formats, ready for use. Kindly find them below. ...Have a great time utilizing them!