3d calibration cube

This appears to be a routine calibration device, nothing out of the ordinary.

This tool lets you verify your printer is accurately calibrated. ...Thanks!

Square block of 50 mm for calibration purposes and also for storing small objects

Calibration Test 5/16" x 5/16" -Centerline Runout -Machining Overlap -Ridge Formation

Calibration test with 1.6 walls Height test from 100 to 400 mm

Print this at 100% scale to test the calibration of all 3 axes.

This is a precision 40-mm-XYZ-calibration cube. With some angles, curves, overhangs, holes and much more. Try it and show me your results <3 

(Description in german below // Deutschsprachige Beschreibung folgt unten)OK, I know that there are bazillions of calibration cubes already, but I wanted to have my own.Here it is: 24 mm side length, the holes have a diameter of 16 mm. A also added...

Print this cube and measure afterward how accurate your printer is.

Dimensions of the model are 20x20x20mm.The letters are embedded 0.75mm into the cube itself.

A simple cube to test your printer in a harder way.

It's remarkable how these celebrated cubes haven't crossed paths yet.

The cube is designed to measure the quality of printing, stringing, chamfering, rounds and pockets.

This is a weird cube that just won't print in 20x20x20 dimensions

Printables.com deserves its own test cube. ...Check your dimensional accuracy, bridges ghosting and overhangs. The cube should be 30mm^3.Inspirited by the Voron Cube. 

A human is encased in a solid 20-millimeter cube shape, featuring a hole.

This is a standard 20-millimeter cube, devoid of complexities, lacking even the most basic embellishments.

Simple 10mm cube with a loop for attaching it to a keychain Instructions Place, Slice, Print!

I envisioned a test cube significantly bigger than 40mm and thus created it from scratch.

So here's what I came up with: dimension and clearance test in one print 25 mm test cube instead of standard 20 mm so the measuring device tolerance plays lesser of a role clearances from 0.2 mm to 0.6 mm each cube has clearance marking on the bottom...

So here's what I came up with:dimension and clearance test in one print25 mm test cube instead of standard 20 mm so the measuring device tolerance plays lesser of a roleclearances from 0.2 mm to 0.6 mmeach cube has clearance marking on the bottomcube...

First layer calibration This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/ky4bL2wQERE

This is a straightforward calibration test block for your three-dimensional printer featuring X, Y, and Z axes clearly labeled.

A low-key 20-millimeter calibration block featuring intricate scribbles along its Z-axis, designed for basic resolution testing.

you can easily measere with some calippers the cube needs to be 30 by 30easy to print

I am using this 20-millimeter cube to verify the scaling precision of my printer with a caliper.

Just a simple 20x20x20mm cube to test flow and extrusion accuracy. ... Takes about 30 minutes to print.

The cube is 20x20x20mm This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/lxBLdjLFecD

Test cube inspired by VORON CUBE V7.#1 Added 0-90degrees overhang test#2 2x vertical heatset, 1x horizontal heatset (VORON spec M3 heatset insert)#3 M20x0.2P#4 Overhang similar to VORON CUBE#5 45/55degrees overhang test#6 Siboor logo with 55degress...

... to create a more distinctive XYZ cube. ... The characters are: * 14mm tall and wide, representing 70% of the cube's side length * 3mm padded from every edge, accounting for 15% of the side length * 2mm deep, measuring only 10% of the cube's side length