prusa test prints 3d models

The Prusa Print test for Bersys is a rigorous benchmark designed to evaluate the printer's capabilities and performance. This comprehensive evaluation assesses various aspects of the printer, including its reliability, precision, and speed. ...By...

the hexagon spaces should be printed 0,5-1%larger so it fits

Yes it does but due to inconsistencies across the bed i had to adopt the hyperbed levelling method (using custom firmware see this thread...

To achieve precise results, I had to adopt the hyperbed levelling method using custom firmware, as described in this thread:...

However, inconsistencies across the bed made me adopt the hyperbed levelling method, which I implemented using custom firmware as outlined in this thread...

This test print checks the bed leveling on my Prusa I3 MK2, recently I found out that the probe doesn't actually compensate for uneven beds even though it's supposed to. This print will help me identify any inconsistencies in my setup. Remember to...

... If using Prusa Slicer 2.0, you will get a multipart object detected message and it will ask if you want to treat it as one single object with multiple parts. Confirm yes. ...Alternatively, you can load the gcode directly and just run that.

This test verifies consistency in distance between the nozzle and print bed at each adjustable corner to guarantee high-quality, level prints. To conserve filament, run this test regularly to re-level your print bed. For optimal results, halt...

Print it once, let it cool, peel it off, done.It's also great as a first layer test. Not that the XL needs one… :) See the second photo for all the remnant of organic supports. I managed to scrape and wedge the bigger parts off, but the small pieces...

Suitable for use on both Delta printers and Prusa Mendel machines running on standard Cartesian configurations, the tool offers a versatile range of print variants to accommodate various printer types. In development phase until more users test and...

Test print

A selection of test prints from freely available, commercial and own STLs.

Testing underway just to see what happens.

1 cm cube with circle and 2cm cube with circle.  Used for calibration.  X,Y axis printed on the sides, and size printed on the top, keep them for reference once you've got things aligned. Then you can occasionally reprint to see if things are going...

A set of designs I put together to test a printers (or print settings) dimensional capabilities, thread printability, print balance, and small part printing with a very small test for close border hairing. The images I have uploaded are after a few...

Just for Testing reasons.

Two test prints are required to calibrate and fine-tune an Anycubic Kossel 3D printer properly. These initial prints help ensure that the printer's components, such as the hotend and extruder, are functioning correctly. ...They also verify the printer's...

Then 45 degree angled line and circle, that takes around 3 minutes to print out completely and still seems decently sharp despite minimal calibrating: just levelled the bed. ...These are all done using Google Sketchup for now but looking forward to...

This is a collection of the prints that NASA printed on the International Space Station to test their new printer and other useful parts. These models were created by others, not me, and I'm in no way connected to NASA. I just wanted to share these...

$$$ -> 010 can be used for a print with a nozzle of 0.1 mm $$$ -> 025 can be used for a print with a nozzle of 0.25 mm $$$ -> 040 can be used for a print with a nozzle of 0.4 mm $$$ -> 080 can be used for a print with a nozzle of 0.8 mm $$$ -> 100...

Some simple printer files are provided to test your printer's behavior - 30mm_cube_$$$.stl A 30x30x30 mm cube, which has a number on top, is used for this purpose. The $$$ symbol can be replaced with the following values: - 010 is used for printing...

Some simple printer-files to test the behave of your printer- 30mm_cube_$$$.stl    A 30x30x30 mm cube, which has a number on the top.    $$$ -> 010 can be used for a print with a nozzle of 0.1  mm    $$$ -> 025 can be used for a print with a nozzle...

A bunch of test prints, intended to be used to check the first layer (after you do all other recommended calibrations as suggested by the manual). If you get uneven results, try to adjust your bed and/or use this guide to compensate it in the...

These are some bearing test parts to calibrate for bearing dimensions in models. Each one has the hole and shaft size for the required bearing. ... enabling setting up of slicer software.

Here's a fresh print on my MK2's first layer settings.

Test files.

... at a 0.1mm gap increment and increase by 0.1mm with each iteration. Utilize the customizer to create test prints with adjustable parameters. For holes and columns, visit https://www.myminifactory.com/object/hole-column-test-print-customizable-18104

Create wall or gap test prints with our customizer tool, starting at 0.1mm and increasing by 0.1mm. Tailor other parameters to your needs. For hole and column tests, try http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:42800. ...Print on an Afinia H480 using Octave...

You can use the customizer to create test prints with various other parameters. For creating holes and columns, visit http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:42800. Printer: Afinia H480 is the recommended printer for optimal results. Filaments: Octave...

It's a fast and incredibly insightful print test that helps you dial in the perfect settings for Speed. Speed in millimeters per second squared. ... This is similar to the classic "maximum jerk" setting.