stringing test 3d models

We're aiming to produce a printout instead of the standard stringing or retraction test that's more widely used, but with this one, we end up with a functional print and an attractive keepsake. ... A newer version released on August 3rd, 2017 is...

... with it to see how it works. You can adjust the height of the two posts to test the printing capabilities of your 3D printer and its stringing settings. ...This is also an opportunity to fine-tune your camera settings for the Octolapse feature.

This version of the retraction test has thicker towers to reduce issues with insufficient cooling between layers (which can cause stringing even when retraction settings are dialed in). Print time = 22 minutes at 30 mm/s If you've tried various...

There are already numerous calibration and test parts designed to prevent stringing in your printer, but this one is tailored for rapid printing to achieve a high number of iterations within a short timeframe without excessive filament waste. If you...

There are already many calibration and test parts to get rid of the stringing of your printer, but this one is optimized so that you can print it quickly to achieve many iterations in a short period of time without wasting too much filament. If you...

This model tests four variables/settings per print, and enables regression calculations. 41 minutes and 3g per print. Simply use the Cura project uploaded with a .4mm nozzle to check effects on temperature 225-230C, travel speed 125-150mm/s, print...

The closest pillar is 10mm from the center pillar and then 15mm, 20mm and 25mm.The center pillar test for stringing on parts with very close walls. Example retraction test.Using the script ChangatZheight we will insert the script every 5mm exept...

Multicolor / Dualcolor or Dual extrussion strining test. ... You can test up to 4 different colors.

Multicolor / Dualcolor or Dual extrussion strining test. ...You can test up to 4 different colors.

We're putting your quick Spinning Test through its paces here, covering a range of shapes and sizes.\r\n\r\nMeasurements:\r\nOverall: 30x7x14mm\r\nRange: 3-7mm in diameter\r\n\r\nThis whole process takes anywhere from 7 to 10 minutes, depending on...

... bridging capabilities effectively. Printing with 0.2 layer thickness yields the following results: 54 layers 84 layers 114 layers 144 layers 174 layers 204 layers 234 layers 264 layers A mere 4-5 grams of filament is required for this test model.

This is more or less a remix of the linked Nano All in One 3D printer test. I printed all of that just fine except the overhang after 45 degrees. It took me awhile to dial in the settings to get my overhangs looking good.After probably 20 prints of...

This is a more thorough stringing torture test. This prints best with a brim and tests both your printer and you slicer to reduce stringing in multiple directions. This is not originally my file. I would be happy to give attribution but I can no...

This is a more thorough stringing torture test. This prints best with a brim and tests both your printer and you slicer to reduce stringing in multiple directions. This is not originally my file. I would be happy to give attribution but I can no...

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...

<p>Print without suppots.</p>

Perform a swift calibration run to fine-tune retraction adjustments. Enlarge the drawn sample as needed for precise measurements. ...The gold-colored prototype stands at an impressive 40mm in height.

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...

I needed a faster and shorter version of the original temp tower. ...The base is just 3 layers high if layer height is set to 0.1

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

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

This 3D model is designed for precision stringing tests. ...If severe stringing issues arise, it's recommended to adjust settings one by one: first, boost travel speed; secondly, amplify retraction speed and distance; thirdly, lower the printing...

I made a stringing test using FreeCad as a resource.See also my FreeCad calibration cube!

String test for 0,8mm nozzle. ... The 4 towers with different styles also allow for tuning while keeping an eye on small detail effects.

These are small double-towers for your stringing test, the number on each part is for reference. DON'T FORGET to actually set the retraction value to the number of the part you're printing with that setting. ... Best use "print separately" setting...

Take a quick and easy test to ensure your extruder is stringing-free and your filament settings are just right, especially when working with high-end materials that cost an arm and a leg. ...Use the print settings you'll be using for your actual prints...

Simple mount for a very cheap voltmeter. ... Very fast print ~11min Use ~2-3mm brim to keep it struck to the bed. Can also be used to diagnose stringing.

Just a simple Stringing-Test 0.6mm base height + 25mm Tower height = 25.6mm Wall thickness = 1.2mm Print Settings Printer: Anycubic Mega-S Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Filament: Printament PETG/PLA/others Green Category: 3D Printing