string test 3d models

Test your printer.

... are slightly off, you'll likely notice unwanted strings from the very beginning. And if they're significantly off, stringing will become apparent as early as when the little towers behind the arc start taking shape towards the end of the print.

Next, work your way up and activate as much retraction as necessary until both towers are perfectly printed without any strings between them. ... Best regards, Print Settings: Printer: ANET A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill:...

Battle stringiness by enhancing retraction and/or wipe, or eliminating Z-hop.At the end of the day, a good quality filament or a very dry one will just not string. ...The two white prints in the picture are simply befor and after a spool was in the oven...

This is to put your printers through a rigorous test of bridging gaps between characters.

A smaller item for a faster test that uses less material.

Create It Perfectly Till It Stacks! ... Crafted in Germany We streamlined the concept, in order to speed up our tests.

Within a span of ten minutes, printing to test a three-dimensional printer should consist of three distinct shapes designed to provide an ultimate challenge.

A straightforward calibration test for your printer's capabilities.\r\nUse this exercise to fine-tune its retraction performance, adjust retraction speed, and optimize movement efficiency.\r\nThe base plate is a sturdy 0.8mm thick, while the tip of...

... on retraction temperature/speed setting adjustments. Under normal settings, I achieved print times of 10 minutes. If you still prefer it, here's my less-refined calibration test that takes longer to print: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2832389

This test part is optimized so that you can print it quickly to achieve many iterations in a short period of time without wasting too much filament.

Quick Retraction Speed Test for Your Settings Setup. ... Measurements: Overall Length: 30mm x Width: 7mm x Height: 16mm Bolt Diameter: 4mm Results Timeframe: Approximately 5-7 minutes, Depending on Configured Settings.

It's time to upgrade your bartoaster test with a parametric twist - now you can adjust the retraction settings to perfection using our customizer app. Simply input your preferred dimensions and text to get started. To dial in the ideal...

... ...To resolve this, I developed a tool to test various gap sizes across multiple pegs simultaneously. ...A file is included for a compact 3x3 grid that I utilized, which can be easily modified to suit specific requirements using OpenScad software.

Now you can easily adjust the settings on your 3D printer to create a spotless version of this model!

just 2 poles

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441076 presented a thumb screw to replace the wing nut on the front-left corner of the BIBO bed. It is too wide for the other two positions. I have created a smaller version to fit the right-front corner and the...

This component is intended to establish parameters for printing PETG on a CR-10S 3D printer.

Printer settings tester part designed to evaluate retraction functionality.

This part was designed for determining the settings for printing PETG on my CR-10S.

<p>20min of print, 7g of pla</p>

Overhanging arch test disk / string test / 0-mm wall thickness tester Category: 3D Printing Tests

Disk/chain/string tension test fixture measures arch span to zero mm wall thickness

Test the Retraction Settings Quickly with a Simple Stringing Test - Place 4 x 10mm cubes spaced 10, 20, and 40mm apart to easily fine-tune your retraction settings based on this article:...

I created this stringing test piece with repurposing in mind - it can now be used as a mobile phone stand. That's exactly what I did when I posted a chamfered dice instead of printing the standard XYZ cube. ... There's nothing remarkable about this,...

I designed a simple stringing Test. I had the problem, that my retraction setting for the Anycubic Kobra was too high. After starting a new Layer, the first few mm wasn´t great. With this test i have set it to .5mm, which is working great for me....

... You can also use this STL to perform some stringing tests and ultimately end up with a useful piece to utilize. If you're looking for more 3D print ideas, be sure to check out my other videos. You'll find even more DIY ideas in my other videos.

Test to verify print resolution of a 150mm bridge with varying development and related stringing.