SpeedBenchy - 3D Printer speed benchmark

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<p>Speedboat Challenge is a competition aimed at pushing further the speed limits of 3D printers, more precisely FDM models.</p><p>I made this model when I didn't know about Speedboat, but I will still keep it up. This model changes a single thing, that being removing the negative text under the boat, as such a version of the Benchy is almost always used for speed benchy printing demonstrations. As I couldn't find the file, I simply uploaded it here.</p><p><strong>This is not original work and is merely a variant of the original 3DBenchy model</strong><br>&nbsp;</p><h4><strong>Here are the rules:</strong></h4><ul><li>You must use PLA, PLA+, PETG, ASA, ABS, or ABS+ (not filled, metallic, or silk filaments as these filaments typically hide defects)</li><li>The maximum nozzle or line width size is 0.5 mm</li><li>The maximum layer height is 0.25 mm (you may combine infill every other layer)</li><li>You must use 3 top and bottom layers</li><li>You must use 2 walls and <strong>10% infill</strong></li><li>The finished print must be dimension ally accurate (within reason) – bonus points if it looks good!</li><li>The machine must be powered by stepper motors</li><li>You must record the whole print, and the print must finish. There must be a timer or clock shown in the video to verify it’s done in real-time. A phone is fine, or you can show the time before and after the print.</li><li>You must post the video to YouTube, tagged with <a href="https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/speedboatrace">#SpeedBoatRace</a></li><li>You must share the print profile.<br><br>Further Reading: <a href="https://all3dp.com/2/3d-printing-speed-speedboat-race-3dbenchy/">All3DP Article</a></li></ul><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Feel free to post your runs in the comment or as makes too.</p><p><strong>Thank you to user “2mD” for providing the rules before I could update this description!</strong></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h5>Further Printing:</h5><p>If you are interested in speed printing, you might also like the <a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/89875-kickstarter-autodesk-collab-3d-printer-test"><i>“Kickstarter-Autodesk Universal FDM 3D Printer Benchmark Test”</i></a>, which I personally shorten to <i><strong>“The KSRM test”</strong></i>. I also have a slightly reduced version called <i><strong>“PKSR”</strong></i> that I will publish at a later date.</p><p>I use this test to give quantifiable scores to my printing profiles on a specific printer. One is visible within my Bio as “26 points out of 30, printed within 2 hours”. I append a shortened version to my print profile names, 26 points in 2 hours, so 13 points per hour would be written as “2613”</p><p>If you are interested, stay tuned to my posts.&nbsp;</p>