torture test 3d models

Retracting in high volume helps to fine-tune response pace and travel distance effectively.

I carelessly set my printer to 30mm/s instead of the standard 60 and nearly finished this bridge, but it sagged in the end. I'm convinced that faster print settings yield better results for bridges on my machine, and soon I'll discover its true...

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Bridging outwards to 150mm? Alright, let's try it again. The parts might be a bit too bulky for easy bridging. ...Go ahead and lower that Z axis as much as you need to, but we want to see if those bridges can actually handle the load.

Get a closer look at how the circle on the bridge is coming along, will you? The struts are designed to be hollow in order to accelerate the printing process. ... My trial run with this indicates that I need to take it slow when printing bridges.

To ensure the circle on the bridge prints correctly, first execute steps 1 to 7. If the quality is not up to standard, revisit step 3 and fine-tune the bridge settings. Repeat until you achieve an excellent result. ...Once satisfied, proceed to print...

I'm undertaking an exercise to rephrase this text: "This is merely a trial of rewording a snippet via cutting and pasting that I plan on printing." Please ensure the length stays under 60 words.

Two interlocking components specifically designed for Dual Extruder printers are now available. They can help reveal frequent problems such as misaligned nozzles in the X, Y, and Z axes, inadequate nozzle priming, and other common issues without...

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Merging genetic codes, results in creatures that are extremely challenging to reproduce accurately through traditional printing methods.

Based on the legendary Ancient Greek Trireme warships, this formidable benchy will undoubtedly push your printer to its limits! You'll need to rely on supports in several areas, such as the tail, sails, underneath the rear of the top deck, the front...

Humans Master 40 Complex Angles of 3D Printing Technology.

This is like another grueling challenge, only this time it's a 6-cell puzzle where two 3x3 grids of colored blocks are constantly spinning and interlocking.

Feed your printer a demanding project with this. The slender bars of each cube measure 2mm by 2mm, while the entire cube itself spans an impressive 25mm by 25mm in size. A fresh "hard mode" version has been added to the challenge. ...The overhanging...

Humans Created this tool to challenge your ability to process complex strings of information.

This is an evaluation of three-dimensional printing capabilities.

Calibration model for bridging. Remixed from [thing:12925](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:12925) to have a thicker "foot" - with the single layer in the original, I found it difficult to remove from the bed. ...The additional layers make the foot...

Can you even print it from D:\? If you encounter any issues, be sure to leave a comment. ... Source: "Alien" at https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/the-crucified-soul-b9345bacde574b25bd0a3e1b895d69fa Also check out the Sniper Rifle: CS:GO AWP OBJ File and...

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

Sorry, I just want to make sure people follow the licenses :) Here listed are two torture tests, one big (3in x 3in) and the other smaller (3in x 1in). FOR THE BIG ONE (3" x 3"): Overhangs are obvious, those just test how far your printer can go...

Disc for Printer Test

... want to see the bed is level stop it before it starts to do the infill. Print Settings Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: NoSupports: No Resolution: anyInfill: any Notes: change the no of wall lines to increase the test time. ... Category: 3D Printing Tests

I created this design to thoroughly test my Ender 3 printer as I had been noticing some peculiar marks on my prints lately. The shape was carefully designed to be printed in a single line, making it an ideal visual guide for checking if your print...

I designed this to test my Ender 3 printer as I was seeing some strange marks in the prints. The shape was made to print in a single line and you can use it as a visual guide to see if your print bed is level. It also proved very good at showing me...

Also if you just want to see the bed is level stop it before it starts to do the infill. Print Settings Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: NoSupports: No Resolution: anyInfill: any Notes: change the no of wall lines to increase the test time. Category: 3D...