stringing 3d printing

There are lots of stringing tests available. ...I just wanted one with a thin base to get results fast.

I suggest to try to change this setting in order of importace: 1) retraction mm (from 0.8 to 10) 2) Speed of retraction (20 to 40mm/s) 3) Try to lowering you themperature; 4) Dry your filament; 5) Buy better quality filament; 6) Use z-hop (from...

To fine-tune the print temperature, minimize stringing by optimizing it. There are two versions available with either eight or ten segments. ... Files for download include: - Fusion 360 file - STL file with eight segments - STL file with ten segments...

Economical and fast to print string test for quick iteration over different parameters that might influence stringing on your printer. Printing ParametersPrint this in the layer heigth you want to use or a medium setting, something like 0.2mm. 3...

You're about to fine-tune your printer's retraction and other parameters using this easy stringing test. ...That's all there is to it.

A quick model I whipped up to test stringing over 5mm, 10mm, and 25mm gaps. ...Can use this to test your profiles.

A thorough evaluation for the printer, to verify stringing issues, involves a comprehensive process that takes time, yet yields more accurate results than many other tests available online.

Electronic models have control panels for precision stringing but do cost a lot more.The KhordUino design is quite different from most metal frame stringing machines. In these machines, the rotating joint for the frame is quite far from the...

... it. Pssst! Hey, this is me from the future. Check out my brand-new Ultimate-er Stringing Test that's an incredible 100 times more advanced than the basic Ultimate Stringing Test I created in the past: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3932263

... you can obviously scale it in the slicer if you wanna. I needed a fast test for a fast tweaking of the bridging and stringing parameters in the slicer. ...In 20min you will be able to see the results and retry the test with different parameters.

... system can accurately process and transform user input into desired outputs without introducing any discrepancies or distortions. By conducting regular stringing tests, developers can guarantee that their systems operate smoothly and efficiently.

It produces optimal results with a brim and puts both your printer and slicer through their paces to minimize stringing in multiple directions. This is not an original file of mine. I would be pleased to provide attribution if possible, but...

I found all the other stringing tests have unnecessarily wide and thick bases when the focus is on the towers, so I decided to make one with as little as I felt is still safe enough for bed adhesion. ...Stop wasting so much time calibrating your...

This quick stringing test can confirm what your printer can do in just 5-10 minutes. Literally uses half a gram of filament. I have it set to be only 10mm across, but you can scale it to whatever you like. ... Please like and check out my other...

This is a straightforward test - two walls measuring 18 by 18 mm (wall thickness 1.5 mm).\r\n\r\nI suggest utilizing a printable profile that eliminates stringing entirely.\r\n(slicer Simplify3D - Anycubic_Kossel_v_1_8.fff) - successfully tested with...

These are calibration test for stringing objects. If you want to dial in your stringing you can use these to fine tune your settings. Watch this video for instructions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8w-oQBjcss Check out my dog art...

Print without suppots.

I couldn't find a stringing test STL that I liked, so I created one. This one has a base of 5mm tall and has numbers added so that you can customize your slicing program to change retraction distance every 10 mm. Total height is 55mm. I use Cura...

Temperature range from 185°C-230°C Printing: NozzleØ: 0,4mm Speed: 70mm/s Temperature change every 5mm Print with a Brim

Print this out and adjust your preferences so you get a precise withdrawal every time.

This is a remix of the Retraction test by deltapenguin Remixed to print faster and test more quickly! Chopped in half and extended base for support! Prints in 10 mins or less! 100% infill! ...

... multiple edge cases. On the top of the print you have quite long travel distances for really small features (1mm). This test really helped me dial in good retraction settings. This thing takes around 15 minutes to print on a 50mm/s print speed.

The design is essentially identical to https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2080224, yet scaled down for faster printing times.

Specifically designed to accelerate printing speed while providing transparent results on retraction temperature/speed setting adjustments. Under normal settings, I achieved print times of 10 minutes. ... If you still prefer it, here's my less-refined...

I designed these to be printed very quickly so you can test your retraction settings without wasting a lot of time/filament.

Within a span of ten minutes, printing to test a three-dimensional printer should consist of three distinct shapes designed to provide an ultimate challenge.

This test part is optimized so that you can print it quickly to achieve many iterations in a short period of time without wasting too much filament.

Designed to be printed with 0.4mm nozzle.Walls are really thin which makes all imperfections really visible.I recommend using this tool tune retractions:http://retractioncalibration.com/ I personally used this model to tune retractions because, I was...

A straightforward calibration test for your printer's capabilities.\r\nUse this exercise to fine-tune its retraction performance, adjust retraction speed, and optimize movement efficiency.\r\nThe base plate is a sturdy 0.8mm thick, while the tip of...

This is a remix https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2219103 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:909901 I just took the original model to turn it into a tower, so with a multi-process I can compare different settings in a single print ^^ This test should...