torture test 3d printer

This is a test piece I used for trying out my pen plotter attachment on my 3D printer. The original JPG image was found at [http://clipartall.com/img/clipart-46741.html]. For 3D printable models of my pen plotter mount, see my pen plotter holder...

Sci-Fi Forest, a cutting-edge testing ground for my 3D printer and filament, designed to push them to the edge of their capabilities. This challenging project is the perfect opportunity to see how well my printing technology can handle complex...

Make Magazine's third annual 3D Printing Shootout was conducted using files created by Andreas Bastian to benchmark desktop 3D printers' performance. Read all 26 machine reviews in Make: Annual Guide to 3D Printing 2015 (Volume 42). These test...

Overall, I liked the original, but the support test had pre-defined supports that were completely attached to the horizontal platform, negating the test and making the print use more material and take more time without actually testing the support...

Super fun test model! ...Show off your printer's capabilities!

This helps you determine the actual projection resolution of your DLP 3D printer. It features holes and shafts with diameters ranging from 50 microns up to 18 mm. Also useful for calibrating the 3D printer. To find out the theoretical projection...

This is exclusively for MyMiniFactory and other sites with a valid, one-time key posted on my website. ...Key: V5JHDH7G25FC1KH834 Website: tiedyekatz.wixsite.com/tiedyekatz3D

Humans Created this tool to challenge your ability to process complex strings of information.

This model is created by utilizing Tinkercad. ...Users can edit it directly online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/7n5QP9aGqJG.

Merging genetic codes, results in creatures that are extremely challenging to reproduce accurately through traditional printing methods.

Calibration model for bridging. Remixed from [thing:12925](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:12925) to have a thicker "foot" - with the single layer in the original, I found it difficult to remove from the bed. ...The additional layers make the foot...

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Assess DualStrusion's precision via the AccuracyTest.gcode, which features alternating lines sized 0.5mm-4mm with 0.5mm increments; minor overlapping only at 0.5mm line width. ...To modify, utilize OpenSCAD script or individual STL files included in the...

Wanted to add an option to boost facets in order to put print quality through its paces. This is typically used to stress your USB/Serial link. The more facets you add, the smoother the outside will get but the strain on communication will increase.

Cute in an ugly kinda way. Designed by KFC Thursdays a group of elite designers from across the globe. ... Recommended Cura Settings (0.4 Nozzle): Scale to 25% 0.2 layer height 2 walls 4 top and bottom 0.4 line width 20% infill (cubic)

I added labels in order of Low to High, reversing the original high-to-low sequence. The revised model is available on TinkerCAD, where you can adjust label locations or revert to the original high-to-low configuration if desired. For those...

Align the slicer to position the flat bottom of the object directly on top of the build plate.

This model was created using Tinkercad's intuitive online platform. ...Check out Tinkercad at https://www.tinkercad.com to see how it works for yourself.

This is an old model I made a long time ago and tried to print but actually couldn't due to a lot of issues. You shouldn't print with supports unless you have pva supports. ...Ive printed it with abs but was only successful on my prusa i3 mk2

Retracting in high volume helps to fine-tune response pace and travel distance effectively.

Get a closer look at how the circle on the bridge is coming along, will you? The struts are designed to be hollow in order to accelerate the printing process. ... My trial run with this indicates that I need to take it slow when printing bridges.

To ensure the circle on the bridge prints correctly, first execute steps 1 to 7. If the quality is not up to standard, revisit step 3 and fine-tune the bridge settings. Repeat until you achieve an excellent result. ...Once satisfied, proceed to print...

I decided to print a three-dimensional lattice cube on my own. ...Therefore, I created it from scratch.

A modest challenge to evaluate the precision of pegs, holes, walls, overhangs and supports (when activated). The holes are 1 mm, 2 mm, 3 mm and 4 mm in diameter, while the pegs match these sizes, with the 4mm peg featuring a pointed tip. The walls...

This is like another grueling challenge, only this time it's a 6-cell puzzle where two 3x3 grids of colored blocks are constantly spinning and interlocking.