YAUTPANDA - Yet Another Unsightly Test Pattern for Adjustment of Nozzle Distance and Adhesion

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After plate swap, filament change, or other modifications and changes which may affect nozzle distance or adhesion, I like to print a quick test pattern, especially before possibly ruining a bigger print job. This is one of the test patterns I use for this purpose. It is simple, doesn't waste a lot of material, drives head to build plate sweet spots, and the resulting traces give me a decent clue whether nozzle distance has been adjusted properly. To my regret have I not found a suitable application for the printed finished item: Too coarse for coasters, not sufficiently decorative to plaster walls with, too thin for lamp shades, lacking the structural robustness needed for components of building blocks or webbing. They can be wrapped around bottles, without adding much to the bottles' functionality. Well, you can't always have everything at the same time. Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: any Post-Printing Examine, then discard.