Filament Evaluation Object

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Here are a few key takeaways from examining the results: 1. Identify filament diameter inconsistencies, hollow filament, and air pockets by inspecting the rough surface with streaks and pits. 2. A straight wall edge and surface that rises smoothly from the base without splitting suggests a low moisture content in the filament. 3. Warping in the first 10 mm of printing could signal that the bed temperature is too high, while peeling away at the base indicates it's too cold. 4. The ideal hot end temperature can be determined by testing the part's flexibility: if it resists a 30° bend without splitting, it's likely correct; for comparison, split the lip of a Dixie cup and see how easily it tears.