test cube 3d models

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Small squares to test bed level, as well as test bed adhesion - corners of each cube should stay sharp and not warp. Made 3 sizes - 10x10, 15x15 and 20x20 Category: 3D Printing Tests

This is a hard test for your MMU. ...Each filament is used on each layer. Wipe into infill is turned on for each cube.

This is a set of calibration cubes designed specifically for testing extrusion multipliers ranging from 110% down to 80%. Construct each model using the intended EM and 2 perimeters only, with neither top nor bottom layers and no infill whatsoever....

Hello, I'm new to Thingiverse and this is a test but if you want to tip me I'm fine lol I wanted to know how my just unboxed P1P deals with tolerances, so I drawn this PIP to check its limits, basically with std parameters 0.2 layer height and 0.5...

Insert test blocks employing a linear fill design. ...To modify designs, slice with intended pattern.

People need small squares for testing bed levels and adhesion. Each square's corners must remain sharp and straight, with no warping allowed. ...Three sizes are made: 10 by 10, 15 by 15, and 20 by 20.

A crucial experiment for adjusting retraction settings. ...Four identical 10mm test pieces are positioned 10mm, 20mm, and 40mm apart, allowing for precise observation of stringing and enabling optimal retraction calibration.

A test print was produced with no support structure, as the 0.25 mm and 0.1 mm trials proved nearly futile due to their minuscule size or fragile consistency. ...Additionally, it became apparent that resin will likely fill even the smallest hollow...

I'm reconfiguring my XYZ Test Calibration Cube to a dual version with a diameter of 20 millimeters.

- It's a general calibration cube with dimensions 20 x 20 x 20 mm, featuring unique geometry that tests printing performance between separate supports. Note: When printing the calibration cube, it was created using PLA material at 210°C, with a 0.4...

the cube dimensions are 1.000" x 1.000" x 0.020" thick (dimensions are in imperial aka inches). use a brim to help bond to plate. orientate it with the opening on the top and bottom, z height is irrelevant and you can neg z down 1/2 the height...

This STL file contains a general calibration cube with dimensions 20 x 20 x 20 millimeters, featuring a unique geometry designed to evaluate printing performance between separate supports. Note: When printing this calibration cube, it was...

... exactly 10 millimeters by 10 millimeters by 10 millimeters. ...The test consists of five rigorous evaluations: the Bridge Test, a challenging 45-degree assessment, the Tunnel Test, a vertical round evaluation, and a horizontal round examination.

I created a cube to test various printing scenarios, including retractions, bridging, and acceleration techniques on curved surfaces. The structural frame measures 20x20 millimeters. ...Give it a shot!

CR-30 Printmill Flow Test Cubes

This is a precise 20mm cube test piece designed for printer calibration, featuring a precise 5mm center square cutout to verify accuracy. ... Print Settings: Printer: MadCat MKII Rafts: None Required Supports: Not Needed Resolution: High at .4 mm...

This small solid cube features a spherical void inside it, making it perfect for testing optimal print settings on FDM printers before attempting more complex projects like Cymon's Skull Dice. I've also included a model with small drain holes for...

I run a 50% scaled version of this 100mm cube on my CR-10 S5 to calibrate, and it prints in just one hour. The 100mm size makes scaling straightforward - simply multiply by 10 for 1mm increments, so 10% is equal to 10mm. ...Even the embossing scales...

This is a small solid cube with a spherical void inside it. This is useful to find good settings to obtain a truly transparent print on FDM printers before trying something larger and more advanced like cymon's skull dice. I also provide a model...

A Human Being Embarks on a Trial Print Operation

Scale production by tenfold and manufacture one-inch specimen block. ...This miniature model was created using a high-performance Geeetech Prusa i3 X printer, fueled by premium Hatchbox ABS 1.75mm filament.

<p>this is my firts model and &nbsp;to honest I wasn't able to print it</p>

Here's a simple doodad I whipped up just for kicks.