simple test for support material 3d models

... holes from 1 to 7 mm. in diameter. Openscad source is included for your modding pleasure. Instructions Just print it. ... The source code includes a comment with the results I got on my Printrbot+.

This is a straightforward extrusion test I mainly use to fine-tune my extrusion multiplier settings.\r\nInstructions:\r\n- Print WITH supports! (Why? ...So that first-layer inconsistencies won't spoil the results) \r\n- 100% rectilinear infill\r\n- One...

While not essential, having a dedicated test for support might be helpful in certain situations. Some key points about this print: * The idea is to stop it early in its cycle before the printer can complete the roof section. That's why I made it so...

The key focus was to eliminate printing support material by ensuring no surfaces exceeded a 45-degree angle. Symmetry was not prioritized in order to create a rounded bearing hole printed along the axis. The bracket was rotated 4 degrees to maintain...

... bridge skin layers so you can tweak your settings. In addition to that, there is a 4th bridge that is 1 layer above the bridge settings so you can see what that looks like also. **Print time:** ~5 min for single bridge and ~15 min for 4 bridge STL

... out completely and still seems decently sharp despite minimal calibrating: just levelled the bed. These are all done using Google Sketchup for now but looking forward to getting it switched over to Cura which should work much smoother than STL.

Print a page to test the printer's accuracy and precision.

I needed a quick and easy model to test and calibrate my XY scaling. ...

... various support types. Additionally, I split the sphere in two as the upper half is unnecessary for the support test. ...This revised setup now prints rapidly within a 20-minute timeframe, making it ideal for quick testing and calibration purposes.

... 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

... applications and limitations of custom-built gears in mechanical systems. By combining creative design with rigorous testing, it is possible to develop innovative solutions that meet specific requirements and improve overall system efficiency.

A simple little piece to help you tune your part cooling/overhangs settings

A simple little piece to help you tune your part cooling/overhangs settings

This test is designed to be straightforward, created using Fusion 360 to gauge your printer's precision accurately. It will enable you to factor this into future designs, giving you more control over the final product. The dimensions listed may not...

Hello !I created fast and quick retraction test. I use it for retraction tuning and it's very helpful. ...I added also single one tower and you can copy it and set range to another one by yourself.<br><strong>Feel free to comment and if You like it...

A simple Led Stripe support for generic use. ... **Please share Makes and feedback.** **If you liked it consider for a donation.**

... has increased the thread diameter to prevent jamming. ... I was searching for a reliable filament spool that would allow me to secure my test filament properly on the printer. Not finding anything suitable, I decided to design one myself. ... Enjoy!

I whipped up this model fast to test out my 3D printer's hinge-building capabilities. ...If you're interested in trying it out, be my guest!

To avoid printing the 50,000th Benchy, simply conduct a straightforward bridging test to confirm that the printing behavior is functioning as intended.

quick and dirty customizable clearance test, fill in the array at the beginning of the openscad file to have your own clearances.

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Short stand for Simple Gpu Support:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5867216support height: 70mm - 100mm with short stand.Need the nut and screw from the original.

Simple rollig support to move machines and heavy components

... muscle car. He prints with no support material or rafts, and is ready to go with no clean-up right off of the build plate. ... Check out some other sweet 3D printed transformers: https://www.thingiverse.com/dabombdiggity/collections/transformers

Expansion on the support test from "Make: 2017 3D Printer Test Files"

A small 30 x 30 x 20mm test print featuring mid-print overhangs, Indents, Highly stressed overhangs, Curves, Chamfers. The small holes diameter should measure 5mm and the larger hole should be 15mm in diameter. ...An incredibly fast print aslo.

Just a straightforward test to see if any residual images appear on the printed page. ...To minimize these unwanted effects, try adjusting your acceleration settings in either your slicing software or printer's internal programming.

To maintain accuracy, I've marked the x and y axes so the test can be easily removed and measured without losing its orientation. ...The corners have been precision-cut to accommodate caliper measurements from corner to corner - at least until I perfect...

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=53235 Instructions Using the following options: MusicCylinderNameFont = write/Letters.dxf GENERATE_CRANK = 1 crankGearAngle = 15 crankTeeth = 8 GENERATE_MID_GEAR = 1 midGearAngle = -5...

Using the following options: MusicCylinderNameFont = write/Letters.dxf GENERATE_CRANK = 0 crankGearAngle = -15 crankTeeth = 8 GENERATE_MID_GEAR = 0 midGearAngle = 5 snapAxisSlack = 1.05 crankDirection = 180 pulleySnapL = 0.2 baseFrequC0 = 11.0117...