Filament Sample Box w/ Infill, Fill Patterns, and Finish Types [REMIX]

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This is a slight modification (added text, print settings, etc) and print preparation for printing your own 3D Printing Settings sample box featuring various Infill types, Finish types, and Surface pattern types. The following Patterns are Included:Infill TypesSurface  TypesFinish TypesHoneycomb3D HoneycombRectilinearAligned RectilinearSupport CubicAdaptive CurveCubicLineGridGyroidTrianglesLightningStarsHilbert CurveOctagram SpiralArchimedean ChordsRectilinearAligned RectilinearMonotonicMonotonic LinesConcentricOctagramHilbert CurveArchimedean ChordsFuzzy SkinIroned(although you can modify and make your own using the 3mf/stl files) 📝 Print Recommendations: I printed these all at a constant 50mm/s with a 0.1mms resolution on a 0.4mm nozzle for accuracy, detail, and reliability. Some of these files will require special print orientation, additional adhesives, or settings (see notes for respective Gcodes) to print correctly.You should be 100% able to adjust speed to print faster, as well as accuracy, nozzle size, etc per your personal preferences and printer specifications. I took the safe and conservative road with mine.I printed these on my AnkerMake M5 printer with stock settings. Gcode files assume M5 with Generic PLA (but can be changed as well).Note: The only special circumstance are the Surface type prints, that require modifying the Global Slicer settings for each export, and can't be added as Modifiers to the Swatches (See Print Settings → Infill → Infill → Top Fill Pattern / Bottom Fill Pattern). 📎 Other Files:I've included the Box I printed, alongside the demo swatch inserts for your tweaking, but I highly suggest (and actually request) you check out the original source (from which this remix stems) for more examples, boxes, settings, etc.✍ Fonts:All models include built-in Names printed on each one. I used Roboto Font from Google Font. You'll want to make sure you've installed it as a System Font (not User font) and restart your Slicer to get it to show up.📨 Edit Requests:If / when new finishes, infills, or surface patterns are completed, I'll do my best to post updated ready-to-print swatches. However, I'm sure after taking a look at the print files, you'll quickly get a hang of how to adjust and make your own. 😊🎩 Credits:This is an edit / preparation of Extrutium model that can be found here.Which in turn, was a remix of LinearRelation model that can be found here.📚 License:Inherited from Source under “Creative Commons - Attribution - Noncommercial - Share Alike”🎀 Closing Note:Most of this remix is just Prusa Slicer customizations and Parameters to get clean, accurate prints with the correct modifies. This isn't really an innovative model, just a shortcut for those that don't want to tinker for hours like I did!