3d printer overhang test

This model is designed to evaluate your printer's capacity for printing overhangs and to assess the slicer's capability of generating supports. It incorporates overhangs at 45 degrees, 60 degrees, 75 degrees, and 90 degrees angles. Furthermore, it...

3D Printer Endurance Test This isn't just a rigorous assessment created to push the limits of overhangs and bridges, but also to determine whether or not your printer can handle intricate features like hinges and delicate floating strings required...

... degrees, 30-85 degrees, and 55-85 degrees. Feel free to scale them up or down as needed to suit your testing purposes. Printing Settings: Printer: CTC Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: Adjust according to what you want to test Infill: 20-100%

This is simply an object designed to test the capabilities of a 3D printer.

This is a remix of a test called [Massive Overhang Test](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:40382) Their design is great but very large, and takes a lot of time. To save on filament and print time between tests I have slimmed it down to be a much...

... angle. This will limit wasted filament when doing subsequent testing on overhang angles you know your printer can handle.AttributionPlease print and re-mix this model as much as you want. ...Please do not use this model for commercial use.</p>

There are other similar tests available and I've tried a few but they are often quite big and wasteful and take a long time to print while testing things you don't really need to test in order to dial in your printer.&nbsp;For this test the overhangs...

This provides for a consistent curve with which to test your printer's overhang and cooling performance in every direction.Use whatever layer height you intend to work with. ... Ensure supports are turned off.Afterwards you can use the result as a...

Customizer for Testing Print Overhang Quality Designed to mimic the Massive Overhang Test by thingster, found on Thingiverse under ID 40382, this custom version offers unparalleled flexibility. ...Unlike its predecessor, it can be tailored to suit...

Here you have an overhang test for angles from 45º to 85º. ...With this part you would be able to test the overhangs in all directions and find the weak points of your layer cooling.

print in spiral vase mode and test whether your part cooling is adequate for single perimeter overhangs

A compact overhang test featuring a range of angles spanning from zero to eighty degrees, incrementing by ten-degree intervals.

I performed an overhang test using PLA-tec from two-bears.eu, printing the model with no support material. The test begins at a 45-degree angle and increases to 75 degrees in 5-degree increments. You can use any filament for this test, as it's not...

This design is inspired by the Massive Overhang Test by thingster, available at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:40382. ...It allows you to create free-floating or bridged overhangs, which are supported on both sides, to suit your specific testing...

It gives you a clear view of part cooling and overhang ability at all angles, allowing you to judge their performance. Each petal goes through 60, 70, & 80 degree overhangs, providing a thorough evaluation. The smiley feature lets you see how fine...

......This design also serves as an effective overhang test. It has been successfully printed using a Reprap at HacDC. ...To create your own chair, download the STL file and integrate it into your preferred 3D printing software; then proceed with printing.

... bugs. Retract settings must be correctly set or blobs or holes will appear on every retract position. High temperatures can cause small details to overheat. Learn more about this test at http://3dprint.com/48922/3d-printer-calibrating-test/.

I just whipped up this awesome 3D-printer test using Tinkercad and I'm really stoked about it!

This is my 3d printer retraction test. ... scale the model down to 15%, 0% infill, supports: no rafts: no Thanks

This is a simple test for your 3d printer, with scribbles, text, and a simple shape. ...Made in Tynker Cad

How good is your printer / filament really at dealing with overhangs!? We have all seen the tests for this with infill and opportunities to recover. This test won't give you anything! This vaze mode print tests your overhang abilities, by going up in...

This is a test piece designed for assessing the limits of open space bridging and unsupported straight overhangs in 3D printing. The test evaluates the span and extension capabilities under identical conditions, removing potential variables from...

This tiny overhang test will confirm what your printer can do in less than 15 minutes. On one side, it has four test from 10 to 40 degrees, and on the other side, 50 to 80 degrees. The one on the end is exactly 45 degrees. Make sure to print with...

... quality of overhangs. ...Modeled after the concept and design of Massive Overhang Test by thingster, found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:40382. ...This version allows users to generate free-floating or bridged overhangs, supported on both sides.

I have extensively tested the overhang capabilities of my Makerbot Replicator 2X using this very design. To ensure a successful print, I opted to print it horizontally rather than vertically as depicted in the preview image. Additionally, I made sure...

Assess your printer's performance with an overhang test piece featuring various angles above horizontal. Personalize the OpenSCAD script according to preferences. Be mindful of cooling issues in small profiles; adjust Skeinforge's 'Cool' settings or...

Testing Printer Accuracy Test Your Three-Dimensional Printing Precision

This is a mini model to assess the overhang performance of your 3D printer, ranging from 30° to 5°. ...It was designed using SketchUp, and the featured prototype in the image is constructed with ABS plastic, printed at 0.2mm layer thickness.

This testing tools consists of 6 different overhang angles: 15', 30', 50', 60', 70' and 80'... with a 50mm long bridging... I had tried 4 different PLA colours with 6 attempts... finally got 1 successful print... Surprisingly the 80' are barely...

Test Piece Designed for Rapid Printing This test piece is engineered to push your printer's part cooling and overhang limits to their maximum capabilities. In addition, it features holes and pins with diameters spanning from 1mm to 5mm, incremented...