first layer calibration print 3d models

A 25mm square single layer test print for checking your 1st layer calibration. For minimum clean up there is no brim, and a small handle to pull the print off the bed without removing the sheet. g-code for both PLA and PETG Two versions of g-code are...

This test print will help you to reveal that issue and speed up trouble-shooting. Triangle: Cornes with an angle below 90° are sometimes hard to print at the tip of the corner.While a rectangular shape won't show this issue (cause all cornes are...

A truly challenging test to verify good first layer adhesion diagonally across the MK3S+ build plate. ...If any one (1) peices do not stick…the whole print will not work!!!

... 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 configuration.

Created a pattern to test the First Layer in Different Shapes.

A simple first layer 0.2mm Bed Level Test covering the corners and the centre. ...

Fast printing first layer clearance test for 0.5mm, 0.4mm, 0.3mm, 0.2mm and 0.15mm clearances. Slot lengths indicate which circle has which clearance, longest is 0.5mm and shortest is 0.15mm. ...The center hub should peel away without pulling up the...

I used PETG for this. Step 1: Use a 3D modelling program (i used Fusion 360) Step 2: Create a solid layer which is as thick as your first layer (0.2mm for example) This first layer will be the layer which touches the print bed. I used a glass bed for...

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dear thingiverse community, since I am printing on a glass bed and got some PETG (transparent) from a manufacturer to test out, I got an idea of designing...

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...

quick first layer test for 300mm x 300mm printers like Artillery Sidewinder X1 or Creality CR10 or other in that size

Prusa mini+Kalibrace první vrstvy pro trysku 0.25Filament PETGFirst layer- test Nozzle 0.25Layer 0.15

I sought a minimalist design boasting minimal retractions, ensuring smooth lines that would clearly illustrate width variations and allow effortless adjustments to the first layer's height. A single-layer skirt or brim, positioned mere millimeters...

I needed a simple model to check my first layer as I was having inconsistencies so I whipped up this quick 0.2mm thick 220mm x 220mm square to fix my first layer and figured others might have a use for it

A well-done first layer guarantees great bed adhesion. Please read the print directions below. Files are available for a 300x300, 200x200 and a 100x100 mm bed size. Sign up now for our newsletter to stay updated. Visit my website at...

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...

With many using USB keychain lights on Prusa minis for primary lighting, I thought they could be used to observe first layer print without mounting them to the printer.  This was made as a standalone light frame that fits under my printers...

Measurements are set at 180x180 mm, and the height of the first layer is precisely 0.3 mm, with customizable options available. ... I've been using it in conjunction with this excellent glass upgrade, which can be purchased online for just 5 euros - a...

The Z Height Test allows users to precisely measure Z height at multiple locations across the build plate, eliminating the need for extensive initial layer printing. ...Available in a range of sizes, this tool enables testing on specific areas of the...

cover photo - fixedother photos are the first and second g code preview of original model

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I designed a collapsible fan to check the performance of the initial sheet on the heatbed without wasting an entire layer of PLA.

5 squares of 0.2mm shall be printed, whereafter you can judged whether the bed needs adjustment.

This design is utilized similarly to the initial part: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3293142 Yet, it incorporates more detailed instructions to provide clearer guidance without excessively prolonging the printing process. This model typically...

This design is utilized similarly to the original model:\r\n\r\nhttps://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3293142\r\n\r\nBut it features significantly less unnecessary material to print much more quickly. ...This item prints in approximately 5 minutes, compared...

Multiple layer height test model. ...Good for comparing different layer heights and deciding which to choose. On 0.6 nozzle there is a problem with the text on the top, it will be also fixed.0.2 nozzle size is smaller to reduce print time

So, yes build plate adhesion should be set to skirt… This will give you a look at how well things are at the perimeter all around your print bed, and therefore (should) mean you are squared to the x axis and that your z is at least really close to...

I regularly fill up the entire plate when printing and need the bottom layer to be pretty good everywhere. Over time my printers developed a dip in the middle of the build plate so this was just an easy way to find the low spot and recalibrate using...

Have you ever wanted to redo your first-layer calibration, but you have a 0.6mm nozzle installed (or some other variant configuration)? The STL file below allows you to slice a first-layer test print for your printer's particular configuration. Test...

... the GCODE sliced from the model above. After printer has preheated and performed bed-level test, push and hold the selector to activate the first-layer calibration setting, and fine-tune the Z-offset calibration per the Prusa Printer manual.