3d printer stringing test

Here are three different layer sized stringing tests all printed at once on an Ender 3 printer using gcode. The layer heights used for this test were 0.28, 0.2, and 0.12 millimeters, respectively. Since the gcode for this test has already been made,...

This helps you determine the actual projection resolution of your DLP 3D printer. It features holes and shafts with diameters ranging from 50 microns up to 18 mm. Also useful for calibrating the 3D printer. To find out the theoretical projection...

Its multifaceted design tests various aspects of your printer's performance, including handling intricate geometries, overhangs, retraction, and small details. Ideal for troubleshooting and optimizing settings. ...A good benchmark tool for any 3D...

Make Magazine's third annual 3D Printing Shootout SLA testing relied heavily on Make: branded rook models. A huge thank you goes out to Brad Hill (aka goopyplastic and the creator of LittleRP) for crafting these models specifically for our use. All...

Small torture test, intended to print quickly. ...Is also stackable, can be used as a temperature tower, or other settings. Will update when I have teh time to describe features. Category: 3D Printing Tests

The model was made for experimental purposes. ... It has a moving part. While one side of the model is closed, the other side is open on both sides. You can try the model to test if your printer is ok.

Make Magazine's third annual 3D Printing Shootout was carried out utilizing these files, crafted by Andreas Bastian to evaluate the performance of desktop 3D printers. Read all 26 machine reviews in Make:'s Annual Guide to 3D Printing 2015 (Volume...

Just an old semi-simple & compact torture test for 3D Printers in general that I designed a while back. It's not perfect but it works very well to test various things all in one go. ...Just throw it on the print and let it print and you can check all...

Just Another Printer Test I created because I wished for a compact, fast to print test that includes all the forms and overhang I wanted to test.

I'm checking my printer's settings with this small test print, focusing on the initial layer. It measures 4 inches square and is a sturdy 0.125 inches thick. ...The file is in STL format, making it compatible with most 3D printers.

Test subject: a small cube to assess your printer's capabilities. Nothing out of the ordinary, but it should give you an idea if the letters and holes come out correctly. Have fun experimenting... Bangood - 3D Printer & Supplies. If you find this...

... half, while a thin, flat organic shape is demonstrated in the middle. The bottom wall's decreasing wall thickness tests the printing limit before failure. This comprehensive test object ensures thorough examination of your 3D printer's capabilities.

Once you've finished reading and understanding this, the print will be halfway done, and you'll know more about your printer and settings! Tests: - Bridging: two bridges: 10mm and 25mm. - Dimensional accuracy: The base plate is 30mm, the long tower...

test to see how well printers can make threads that fit.

This is a test to see how well printers can make threads.

Made specifically for a printer test, this item was crafted by my nine-year-old child.

I curated this suite back in 2012 as a method to test print quality on several different Mendel Max printers that were new to the 3D Printing world, but since then printers have evolved (when I uploaded this, it was normal to print at .3 or .4 layer...

HighFive Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printing Tests Summary Can your printer handle this? Based on the Makers Muse Lattice Cubes, this design is a similar thing in the sense that it is a lattice cube on a base. The super lattice cube is two...

Maybe if it was split in the middle and then glued together, it could work without supports, but you'd need some seriously good bed adhesion to do that. EDIT: 7-19-17: Added no-base versions of all of the other lattice cubes, except the dual-extruder...

These include raft/build plate adhesion, under/over extrusion, support structure integrity, overhang quality, outer surface finish, and stringing issues. ...All these factors should be apparent from this single test piece and can be addressed if...

Print Settings: Printer: Da Vinci 1.0 Pro Super Modified Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.100mm Infill: 25% Notes: For any discussions related to test printing this tower, please adhere strictly to these settings: Only use 0.100mm layer height...

... without losing orentation. The corners are cut off so you can measure easily with calipers corner to corner (until you make one that is even) Print Settings Printer: Prusa i2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .25 Infill: 20 Category: 3D Printing

... (0.15mm, 0.2mm, 0.3mm, 0.4mm). I created this tool to assist in designing my 3D puzzles, but it can be a valuable asset for designing any parts that require precision fitting together - will your printer be able to connect them all successfully?

Performing a rigorous repeating pattern stress test designed specifically for high-performance liquid photopolymer resin printers to evaluate and ensure reliable layer release and peel functionality. ... Discover more innovative 3D printing projects by...

In this iRobot test, a printer is utilized to verify its functionality and performance. ...The test aims to ensure the device operates correctly and efficiently.

Test this model to thoroughly evaluate your printer's performance. ...It contains everything necessary to put your printer through a comprehensive examination.

A Human Being Creates a New Printer Torture Test The Human Subject Puts the Printer to Its Limits With an Innovative Challenge

HI, this is a super test for any printer, and i hope that u can print =) enjoy and try

This is just a test for printers to see how well they can make precise threads that fit.

... the legs of an octopus or a tail. This part may not be fixable simply by adjusting settings. K. The bottom wall is a fail test where the wall becomes increasingly thinner until it's too thin to print - but at what point will your 3D printer give up?