3d printing layer adhesion test

This is a simple part I created to test the use of variable layer heights. ...This blog page gives an extensive explanation and description of how and why to use this important technique: http://birkbinnard.com/blog/variable-layer-height/

A simple test for the 1st 4 layer heights of a resin printer in 10 x 10mm steps Layer heights tested: 0.05mm - most printers default 0.04mm 0.035mm - balanced height for Sonic Mini 4k and Mars 3 0.03mm 0.02mm

Great for checking strength of a print material so you can adjust your designs accordingly

It consists of 5 tiles 32 mm wide. Recommended print settingslayer height: 0.2 mmfill angle: 0°perimeters: 2skirt: 0first layer speed: 25 mm/sIt should be centered on the bed and stretched as close to the edges as possible (exactly like this in...

I made this file to be able to test the whole table, I hope this print will help your leveling.

I made this file to be able to test the whole table, I hope this print will help your leveling.

I created this in openscad so I could set how many layers I wanted to testto see how many layers I need to get a good color change 

Operator: Execute calibration sequence. ...Initialize non-uniform height adjustment protocol. Scale Z axis dimensions to first layer height parameters. Confirm settings for optimal print start conditions.

Print at a layer height of 0.2 mmIf you want to make it bigger or smaller change the X and Y scale, leave Z at 100%

Adjusting Chris Elkins' Profile in SimLab 3D: Tweaking Layer Dimensions Chris Elkins is expertly refining his project's first layer specifications within SimLab 3D. He carefully adjusts the width, which spans across the X-axis, and height, measured...

.161 layer height, zero top and bottom layers, zero infill and one wall. ...You will be able to see if you have salmon skin issues as well with this print and easily adjust jerk and acceleration settings to get top quality prints from your little bot.

I'm observing uneven surface finishes. ...This experiment was conducted to determine whether the coarseness of the finish alters with each added layer. ... Printing time came in at a total of eleven minutes, utilizing one gram of material.

This is a basic two-wall ring designed to be printed with a 0.4mm nozzle for calibrating layer seam settings such as retraction, coasting and wiping, etc. I can provide tips on usage if desired. The 40mm ring takes approximately 12 minutes to print...

Just a very simple design to see how your filaments layers are bonding together.

A first layer calibrator usefull to calibrate the bed manualy

... component to demonstrate the application of adjustable layer elevations. ...For a detailed analysis and understanding of how and when to employ this critical method, I recommend visiting http://birkbinnard.com/blog/variable-layer-height/.

Make sure your acceleration/print speed/minimum speed are not calculated by your slicer wrong! For example, outer wall speed/acceleration in Cura is calculated half of designated speed/acceleration. This whole print should be outer wall if you set...

This print is to find out how close together you can print your parts. ...While it's printing you can adjust your bed leveling to be perfect!

... for a 220 mm square heatbed designed for precise control of bed height. ...Its purpose is to fine-tune the bed's position with great accuracy. With a layer thickness of only 0.10, the details may be hard to notice after importing it into your system.

Drag your finger across each square after printing. They should glide smoothly and ripple evenly. If they feel rough, lower that corner down to ensure the nozzle isn't too close. ...On the other hand, if they're lifted or stringy, raise that corner up...

... middle and another on each corner.\r\n\r\nPersonally, I've created my own custom G-code, but unfortunately, the sequence is all wrong. ...It first prints one corner, followed by the middle section, before abruptly switching to the remaining corners.

I use this print to fine-tune my 3D printer's supports. ... You can learn even more about using supports in Cura on the DrVax YouTube channel and by watching these videos: https://youtu.be/Qko_AyibP8k Additionally, I've produced a second video that...

This for test printing

Variety of 2D and 3D features to test and tune print settings

This model has several of the most effective tests to make your prints. We have holes to generate letters. Different heights. Different radii in each layer. ... Send your images to know your mistakes.

I designed this challenge to thoroughly test every 3D printer's capabilities. ...Best of luck to anyone attempting to successfully print it.

... precision without using support structures. It features a sphere intersected with a cube, and three cylinders arranged at different angles. This print test is ideal for assessing your 3D printer's performance in handling complex geometries.

You can use it to test the surface accuracy, shape accuracy, dimensional accuracy and mechanical strength of the resin,you can also test the forming accuracy, light uniformity and Z axis of the 3D printer. I hope it can help you! The model...

Stress Test your 3D printer with these crazy arches and corner overhangs! ...:)

A 3D model featuring low, medium, and high polygon counts was printed using a 3D scanner's output. Testing this model was made possible by the 3D scanning process. Triangle count: 20,295. This piece is part of "Awarelism The conceptual album."...