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Cube 25x25x30mm Marks at every 5mm hight MK2: Cube 25x25x25mm Wall thickness 0.8mm

After seeing various types of display systems for Benchy, Cali Cat and others, I decided that there should be a way to display a collection of calibration cubes (20*20). Something better than having them shoved in a drawer or thrown in the garbage. I...

This is a basic calibration cube that can be modified to suit your needs by adjusting its size. Be cautious when using larger fonts, as they may affect the overall accuracy of your printer. This design is particularly useful for measuring the...

This is a calibration cube based on my logo. The dimensions of the cube are 20 mm x 20 mm x 20 mm. The indentations are 1 mm deep. On the opposite side of each wall are small letters indicating X, Y, Z axes. Recommended print settingslayer...

Voici deux géométries qui peuvent vous aider à calibrer votre imprimante : un cube avec des angles arrondis et une forme plus pertinente pour une première approche. Cette forme vous permettra d'obtenir des mesures moins affectées par les lobes qui...

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This is a straightforward 20-millimeter-long calibration block.

Calibration Tool 20x20x20 Made Entirely with Fusion 360

A Simple Calibration cube with the axis sides marked on each face. Come check out our facebook video detailing how to check this print https://youtu.be/M933OLwC9Bo 3D Additive Fabrication Inc is a Canadian Company based out of Windsor,...

This small cube measures exactly ten millimeters on each side.

For a newcomer, getting my first machine to do what it's supposed to (or at least what I want it to) has been a total game-changer thanks to this calibration tool. Everything finally fits perfectly now. I've made a new one that prints faster and...

... the supplier. Print Settings Printer: Steel Fisher Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm Notes: Slic3r settings: Layer height: 0.2 mm Perimeter: 3 layers Infill: 100% solid Top solid layer: 0 layers Bottom solid layer: 3 layers Brim width: 5 mm

... version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:59879 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=59879 Instructions Using the following options: cube_size_width = 20 cube_size_length = 20 cube_size_height = 20

It is small, measuring 25mm on each side, and primarily designed to test dimensional calibration, but also allows you to evaluate overhangs and bridging to a limited extent. It's not as quick to print as a featureless 20mm cube, but it's got more...

I'm sure many of you have a bucket full of test cubes accumulating. ...Cubes with the Russian alphabet can be given to kids.

Here's an upgraded version of that cube - a supercharged, highly advanced, cutting-edge, ultra-modern, and totally revolutionary cube that's going to blow your mind!

So here's what I came up with: dimension and clearance test in one print 25 mm test cube instead of standard 20 mm so the measuring device tolerance plays lesser of a role clearances from 0.2 mm to 0.6 mm each cube has clearance marking on the bottom...

Calibration Test 5/16" x 5/16" -Centerline Runout -Machining Overlap -Ridge Formation

This tool lets you verify your printer is accurately calibrated. ...Thanks!

Calibration test with 1.6 walls Height test from 100 to 400 mm

Square block of 50 mm for calibration purposes and also for storing small objects

This appears to be a routine calibration device, nothing out of the ordinary.

(Description in german below // Deutschsprachige Beschreibung folgt unten)OK, I know that there are bazillions of calibration cubes already, but I wanted to have my own.Here it is: 24 mm side length, the holes have a diameter of 16 mm. A also added...

Simple 10mm cube with a loop for attaching it to a keychain Instructions Place, Slice, Print!

The cube is designed to measure the quality of printing, stringing, chamfering, rounds and pockets.

This is a weird cube that just won't print in 20x20x20 dimensions

I envisioned a test cube significantly bigger than 40mm and thus created it from scratch.

A human is encased in a solid 20-millimeter cube shape, featuring a hole.

Print this cube and measure afterward how accurate your printer is.

This is a standard 20-millimeter cube, devoid of complexities, lacking even the most basic embellishments.