stl test cube 3d models

a cube that will allow you to calibrate the printer for filament extrusion

a cube that will allow you to calibrate the printer for filament extrusion

People often rely heavily on cubes to identify where axis distortions are most pronounced.

Today, I constructed a basic cube to trial ABS plastic using my Printrbot Simple machine.

[This cube was designed for fun only. ...please dont mock the +hZ :D ]

This small sample cube measures exactly fifteen millimeters to each edge.

These are some of the things I can test with it: Dimensions: The basic cube is 20mm in size, the holes are 10mm deep and the well on top is 16x16mm inside with 2mm thick walls. Layer adhesion: Use pliers to break off the upper wall or insert them...

Test Block 10mm

Easy 3d printer test.

This is a model I created to test layer lines, corners, and a XYZ cube on top. I printed this at 400mms, 20K acceleration, 20SCV(Jerk), .3 layer height, .5 bozzle nozzle, ABS 260C, min layer time of 0.7S. Should be about 45-50mms3. Important to...

Made a small cube for testing the different highligting techniques we use while painting miniatures. Recommend scaling up base to 40mm if printing on FDM Print Settings Printer Brand: Anycubic Printer: PhotonRafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: ...

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

Taking Fusion360 for a spin, I just created a simple cube to get familiar with the interface.

test model for checking dimensions

Test for Stringing and Overhang

10mmx10mm precision calibration block bearing a mesmerizing collection of expired internet humor, a refreshing departure from the increasingly monotonous X/Y calibration cubes accumulating in storage.

A basic cube design is proposed for printing on a standard 3D printer, measuring precisely 10 millimeters by 10 millimeters by 10 millimeters.

Here's a customized calibration aid that I designed specifically to fine-tune my 3D printer for massive overhanging sections, crafted from precision-cut 10mm cubes.

The 3D calibration cube is put to use on the 3D printer for a precise calibration process. ...This particular model does not require any additional support structures.

It's amazing how one small object like a 3D printed cube can still be useful even after it's been created.

Test the mighty Cubic Feline Launcher!

Just testing out some big stuff now

This is my test, not yours.

This is my Stoopid Test Cube, there are many like it and this one is nothing special, just a block with a square hole. Specifically it is 25mm square, 5mm high and has a 10mm square hole in the center. No science was involved in it's design, and I...

A standardized calibration reference cube with precisely measured dimensions: 20mm x 20mm x 20mm, constructed from solid materials featuring sides and a base that are uniformly 1.5mm in thickness.

It's my inaugural 3D printed cube, designed to be compatible with any type of printer. ...I'm excited to share it with the community and hope everyone finds it enjoyable.

This is a straightforward cube to observe or calibrate the precision of your printer. A simple 20x20x20 Cube serves as a great reference point. Print Settings are listed below. Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: They don't matter in this instance. Supports:...

The sledgehammer test portion is clearly demonstrated in this example.

10mmx10mm calibration cube with dead memes on it. Wanted something different from the usual X/Y cubes that are beginning to pile up. Print instructionsPrint Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Mk3S Yes Supports: No</div>Resolution: .2 Infill: ...

A compact cube, useful for extruder calibration with Repetier Host, ensures accurate extrusion multiplier calculations. Print at a layer height of 0.3mm and measure wall thickness using calipers. If wall thickness deviates from the set value, divide...