3d print level test

This test print allows you to measure how accurately your printer prints thin walls. All the walls are 8mm tall and 15mm long, with varying widths that you can adjust. Here are the widths from smallest to largest: 0.05, 0.1, 0.15, 0.2, 0.25, 0.3,...

This is a mini hole printing test print designed to determine the smallest hole your printer can accurately produce. This assessment will give you a clear indication of your printer's capability in creating precise small holes. Here are the diameters...

It is a good stringing test object By squeezing the 2 protruding sections toward eachother it is a good test of layer bond strength Good bridging test It has a functional use after it is printed if you adopt this file in your workflow please share...

This is a tiny holes test print designed to determine the smallest hole your printer can accurately print. The print includes several diameters of holes, listed from smallest to largest, to gauge its capabilities: 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6, 0.7,...

This print is tailored for 0.2mm layer heights and features vertical gaps between the parts that are precisely one layer, or 0.2mm, apart. This isn't an extremely demanding test, but it's not a cakewalk either, so it might prove useful for some form...

3D Printed Chain (Test 2)

My test print photos show some ringing on the edge of the triangular hole, but the top bridging was very good indeed. If you're new to OpenSCAD, this simple piece of code with a structured architecture and debugging tips is an excellent starting...

I just sliced this in meshmixer to be able to test print before committing to a full sheet, I'm also testing out slicer settings, I was thinking we probably don't need one of the walls and instead just add the walls to the bottom of the plate so the...

After you have leveled the bed, it is a good idea to check the actual thickness of your first layer. Print this model and then use a micrometer to measure the thickness of the layer. If the flow is too low, but the thickness is correct the two...

... Techniques. Example Prints Made with These Settings: PLA (eSun Material) 0.3mm Nozzle Diameter 150 Micron Layer Thickness Solid Shells, Inside Layers First 8mm/Second Print Speed 80% Part Cooling Fan Activation (Using the Customized Cooling Setup)

... is standing on one corner. ...The three cylinders are attached to three sides of the cube.The print can also used to test roations on X,Y,Y-AxesOn two of the three pictures, you can see, the difference of the overhang by using different printer-speed

taken as an example for testing

Quick WIP testing out Nomad for iPad

... printed at the same time, but separate from each other on the build plate. If you cannot join the 2 parts together after removing them from the printing bed, it means your printer needs some kind of calibration (most likely e-steps and/or flowrate)

... It is recommended to use isopropyl alcohol (as used by the designer) or dishwashing soap dissolved in water to enhance leakage detection and mitigate surface tension issues encountered during testing prints submerged with liquids like tap water.

Ultimate Print test was engineered to encompass the most critical aspects of an FDM printer. Print at 0.2 layer height or 0.1 if you prefer. The file is open for everyone's use, as long as it benefits the printing community. If anyone has...

Create a test-fitting chart for proper hole sizing using this 2.5mm thick print, featuring round holes in 1mm increments from 1mm to 25mm. Print it with your regular settings, marking each hole with a pen. Note that the first hole (1mm) might be...

It's a good test for your print quality as well. It doesn't require supports, but since it has a thread, I recommend to print one piece per time. To keep the fit tight, you will find the cap a bit stiff to screw on the first time. ... I recommend...

Ultimate Print test was designed to capture the most aspects of an FDM printer. Print at 0.2 layer hight or 0.1 if you wish. The file is free to everyone to do as you please as long it helps the printing community. If anyone has any upgrade ideas...

40mm by 40mm by 1mm layer test and 40mm by 40mm by 0.4mm layer test

... print to fit my most common design needs. ...This print was created to test stringing, bridging, printing in place, & details. This design should be printed w/ no supports at all, and once printed and cleaned off it should be able to rotate slightly.

This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1101793 I'm currently trying to adjust settings and using this as a test print for retraction. ... It's an odd choice, but I just happen to be in a spooky mood.

I wanted to test overhang angles with no support.I printed 10°, 15°, 30°, 45°, 50° &amp; 60°.Each is 1/8" thick. ...The first 4 angles are 1.5 inch long, the last 2 are 1 inch long.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

This print test allows you to gauge how accurately your printer can produce thin walls. ...All the walls are 8mm high and 15mm long, with varying widths listed below from narrowest to widest: 0.05, 0.1, 0.15, 0.2, 0.25, 0.3, 0.35, 0.4, 0.45, 0.5, 0.55,...

Testing the system by printing a quick message to speed up settings. A new edition was created with faster setup times. An improved model was designed for quicker assembly, now featuring two parts that fit together seamlessly. ... A complete and...

Simple test to see if you have any Z-wobble.&nbsp;The print should be perfect smooth and round (with exception of the seam)&nbsp;I added a square version also that can help show z-wobble.If there is any z-wobble then the tube will have obvious...

Subsequent stages expand on this foundation by incorporating additional print iterations and evaluations: * Stage 1: Print 1 - Evaluate the outcomes * Stage 2: Prints 1 & 2 - Assess the results * Stage 3: Prints 1, 2, & 3 - Evaluate the consequences...

I created it with a thickness of only 2.5mm since there's no need for added material like some other test prints do. Additionally, I didn't skip any sizes like some others (for example, 10, 12, 14). This is currently limited to round shapes but may...

To ensure a successful print, I opted to print it horizontally rather than vertically as depicted in the preview image. Additionally, I made sure to scale the model up to match my printer's specifications. ...For my particular setup, I scaled the design...

... standing on one corner. The three cylinders are attached to three sides of the cube. The print can also used to test roations on X,Y,Y-Axes On two of the three pictures, you can see, the difference of the overhang by using different printer-speed