Quant_3D Printer Test Piece (V4)

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This is an all-in-one stress test. It is crafted to evaluate various aspects of your 3D printer, and has been in use at Quant 3D for a few years. Most of the features are relatively small, so you'll need to use your highest resolution possible. Performance Areas Tested: Aspect Ratio Wall Thickness Controlled Cuts (Horizontal and Vertical) Metric Threads (male & female) (M4, M6, M8, M10) Twists and Tapers Textures Latticework Spiral "S" - curvilinear interpolation Wrapped Cylinder - circular interpolation and holes in thin walled vertical surface Ball in Cage - Spherical objects (especially at the support/model interface) Oblique Angles - bent columns should have constant thickness Tight Spaces (Onion) Text on flat surfaces Thin Overhangs Cones Subresolution grid Undercuts Overhangs - 5° to 85°. Quant 3D logo - support material interfacing, texture quality, text curve quality Freeform Triangle Pocket Spiral on underside - spiral interpolation, thin walls and support Print Settings Printer: Quant 3D Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Notes: Since this is a test piece, feel free to experiment with your printer's settings and adjust accordingly. Most of the features will not print correctly unless your layer height is at most 0.200mm. Reducing the scale is not recommended. Also - the STL orientation is awkward. It is designed to print laying flat, as shown in the pictures.