torture test 3d printer

I encountered issues with skewed prints on my Ultimaker Original, so I created a test object to verify nearly the entire printing range. This model was designed using Tinkercad. ...Edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/n8n4z6h0i2u

This model has several of the most effective tests to make your prints. We have holes to generate letters. Different heights. Different radii in each layer. ... Send your images to know your mistakes.

The script's primary purpose is to facilitate reproducible results for comparing printer noise between two identical printers or between a single printer at different times (for instance, after maintenance or an upgrade). ...A real-world example of...

This ingenious tool serves a precise purpose: to meticulously verify your printer's dimensional accuracy across multiple parameters. Notably, its utility encompasses evaluating the levelled position of your print bed by examining thickness...

This is a bench designed to resemble something that's being melted and distorted, giving the impression of being in a state of flux.

I created my own torturous test, inspired by the notorious Maker's Muse challenge, to push my modeling abilities to the limit.

--- Most filament rolls will come in 1kg amounts, which given a filament diameter of 1.75 mm can mean that most torture tests will cost you over 50g to print. If you calibrate your printer 3 times, then you've printed 15% of your roll *just trying...

You can message me here on Thingiverse or contact me through My Blog or my Youtube Channel When it comes to hardware, I rely heavily on Bambu Lab 3D printers. ...My A1 Mini https://rb.gy/uofj5 is a staple in my office, while my fleet of X1C Carbons...

... you have suggestions for me to build please message me. I'm always looking to build something exciting and new. You can message me here on Thingiverse or contact me through My Blog or my Youtube Channel Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printing Tests

... you have suggestions for me to build please message me. I'm always looking to build something exciting and new. You can message me here on Thingiverse or contact me through My Blog or my Youtube Channel Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printing Tests

As I like to print things without a brim or raft, I needed a quick torture test for my new glass bed. This assumes you have a bed-slinger type of printer like the Ender-3: Place 2 of these at each end of the y-axis so the bed will have to do a LOT...

The MakerBot Slicing Engine endures a rigorous examination in Version 1.0 of its torture test, designed by MakerBot Software Engineers to scrutinize various slicing behaviors. For more details on Print Quality testing, visit the blog post at...

I designed a Christmas tree instead of purchasing the payware lattice torture test, and my design is actually more complex. It performed flawlessly at 40mm in height. I updated it on November 1st, 2019 by thickening some of the thinner branches. A...

Millennium Falcon for Torture Test remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:919475Here you go the timelapse https://youtu.be/-rTa366122QFind your next target print nere. ...<a...

This is a rigorous test designed to thoroughly benchmark the performance of 3D printers across various critical parameters. ...The comprehensive evaluation consists of multiple trials, including: tests comprise: - walls printed at precise thicknesses of...

Millennium Falcon for Torture Test Here you go the timelapse https://youtu.be/-rTa366122Q Find your next target print nere. ... https://youtu.be/kc3DjEcQK34 <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/kc3DjEcQK34"...

I'm conducting a thorough evaluation to assess the capabilities of 3D printers. The test suite comprises various exercises designed to challenge their performance. These tests include constructing walls with varying thicknesses: 1mm, 0.8mm, 0.5mm,...

Despite its simplicity, it poses significant challenges for a standard 3D printer to replicate accurately. The flag, in particular, features an extremely thin wall, which demands precision from the printer's accuracy settings. ... Recommended Print...

Use this model to test color changes on the Prusa MMU 2.0. While this model is only 25mm tall, it takes 500 color changes to successfully print it. If your print doesn't make it to completion you can calculate the number of color changes completed by...

I'm just messing around, testing my printer's limits by creating deliberate overhangs. ...The upside-down prints look awesome, with a unique twisted design that gives the tables a legendary feel.

This is a test I designed back in the day for testing Stratasys uPrint printer systems. It highlights when certain things are out of adjustment or need attention. Running it on a RepRap or other non-Strat printer can often yield some interesting...

I'm looking for a 3D printer capable of producing highly detailed prints, specifically one that can handle the intricacies of an M6 bolt thread and nut. ...An SLA printer seems like a strong candidate, but even at a resolution of 0.1mm, it falls short...

If your print doesn't make it all the way through, you can calculate the number of color changes completed using a straightforward formula: Color Changes = Z height from the printer display / layer height x Number of colors. For the full model,...

Printing at full size may produce better results on the span test, but it can be more difficult to achieve stability with the inverted cone inside. You can print this design with zero infill, and I was able to successfully do so at 50%. However,...

... area, intricate details, and numerous retracts. ...Typically, I'm meticulous about crafting designs that are straightforward to print, but this one is an exception. A highly refined 3D printer is essential for successfully printing this complex model.

thought i would design my own test. ...will try with and without supports

thought i would design my own test. ...will try with and without supports

Pour le test présenté en photo : Temps d'impression : 0,3 = 1h55 0,2 = 2h40 Buse : 0,4 Vitesse d'impression : 50mm/s Coques : 3

Pour le test présenté en photo : Temps d'impression : 0,3 = 1h55 0,2 = 2h40 Buse : 0,4 Vitesse d'impression : 50mm/s Coques : 3

I am uploading the gcode which I used during my latest test of PLA stringing for viewers of my youtube channel to test on their adventurer 4. ... video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqdwGX6YVS0&ab_channel=JustMakeItDaniel%21 The picture shows...