computer test bed 3d models

The 300x600 Bed Level Test for the Folgertech FT-6 is put to the test. This customized version of a specific design found on Thingiverse has been created using the Customizer app. ...The original source can be viewed at...

I created a straightforward initial layer test to verify your bed levelling and nozzle height setup. Set your first layer settings to 0.2mm and then print this model. ...The text inside may not be taken into account by your slicing software due to its...

Upon searching, a versatile bed level test design was discovered at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:97151, however it exceeded the Finder's build area dimensions. ...By removing the last ring and setting the height to 0.2mm, an optimal solution was...

this is a bed level test but instead of circles or squares i made them stars for the anycubic s or mega it will stop on each spring and in the middle just download gocode and put it on the sd card and your ready to print

... for the Craftbot Plus printer series. ...Five identical square test prints measure 20 by 20 millimeters each. The bed of this printer measures 200 by 250 millimeters in total size and will be printing layers at a thickness of exactly 0.2 millimeters.

Bed of nails basic structure

Bed leveling is checked again.

As I like to print things without a brim or raft, I needed a quick torture test for my new glass bed. This assumes you have a bed-slinger type of printer like the Ender-3: Place 2 of these at each end of the y-axis so the bed will have to do a LOT...

I use this as a crucial test for my Prusa I3 MK3's bed level accuracy, since the built-in feature only works with PLA material. To adjust my Live Z compensation for other materials, I utilize this method. I scale it to 90% on the X-axis, 90% on the...

... accordingly to achieve the best possible layer. This file is easily customizable for differing sizes of beds - simply ensure that you set your layer height to 0.2mm to match the thickness of the squares. ... Approximate time: seventeen minutes

These 0.2mm high, 2D sine waves based on https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:11243 are for testing bed leveling and adhesion. Since the printhead is always changing direction during the sinusoidal motion, poor adhesion will show up as straight lines...

Typical 'paper testing' seems inefficient for leveling beds, so I designed 9 circles with a diameter of 30 mm and a height of 0.2 mm in a space measuring 130 mm by 130 mm, achieving fantastic results. This process prints out just one layer, making it...

Check your first layer thickness over the entire bed and check your printing limits. A parameterized and very simple bed level test print. A circle in the middle followed by square rounds to the very edge. From OpenSCAD, set values for very limits of...

Most of the time when I end up testing my bed level there is a problem where CURA adds some Z height (I was using CHEP's leveling test which I believe to be accurate but CURA messes with it.) So while looking for STL files around for leveling my...

Bed calibration check / Initial print layer inspection

Once you've got everything set, home your extruder and check the nozzle distance in each of the four (or three) corners of your bed. Use a piece of paper to test this; if it can still slide under the nozzle, you're good to go. ... Finally, tune up your...

This is my own bed level test and filament print speed test that`s quick and easy, it is only 1 layer high.Print takes between 12 and 25 minuets to print depending on your filament selection. bed size 220 x 220helps to see what area of your bed...

This is a test bed, designed to help test different mainboards, stepper drivers, stepper motors, and firmware. MKS Gen L, MKS SGEN L, SKR 1.3 and SKR 1.4 (+Turbo) will fit on this bed as the size, layout and hole spacing is virtually identical. I'm...

# Inspiration It was inspired by [pgreenland's remix](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:34558) of bsutton's bed level test object. I printed it and decided that I wanted to add some features. After looking at the code, I decided to completely...

You can customize:The number of rows and columns to be printed.The size of shapes to be printed at each test point.Selection of circular or square shapes to be printed at each test point.The width of connecting lines to ease post-print...

After the fact, I added Bed Level Stripes Test" by PD_224 as a source, because the idea is similar -- a thin trace covering the area of the plate. See also...

A Versatile Tool for Testing Heatbed Areas: A Customizable Model for Optimal First-Layer Printing. To Use This Model Effectively: 1. Print the model according to your printer's settings. 2. Inspect the "squish" on all nine circles, ensuring it is...

A test bed becomes more accurate over time because the objects get oxidized and the metals blend with the surrounding soil, mimicking real hunting conditions. As I dug deeper, I realized that simple flags and markers tended to become illegible or...

It seems to work fine in Firefox.** If your print bed is not squared, checkout the rectangular version: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4579407 ## How To This is a highly customizable bed level test. For a quick test of your liking, follow these...

A Test if u got right settings.

There are several calibration test prints available, but most of them appear too big for my Printrbot Simple. This file generates a 95mm x 95mm square with a height of 0.25mm and a 5mm border. I print this using a layer height of 0.3mm and three...

Simple quick calibration print helps verify auto bed leveling performance and identifies any high points. ...Ideal for most printers featuring an i3 style bed.

Ultimaker S5, can work on S3 as well. ...To determine if your bed leveling is correct. ...Also, to determine if bed is warped.

......It seems to work fine in Firefox.** If your print bed is squared, checkout the squared version: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4579303 ## How To This is a highly customizable bed level test. For a quick test of your liking, follow these steps: 1.

A collection of blocks is created by printing them at progressively higher bed temperatures.