Stringinging cubes test

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These cubes are ideal for verifying stringing and conducting multiple tests. A bottom layer connects the cubes, allowing you to mark and keep them. I typically test new filaments by default: * Slicing at 0.2mm, with 2 perimeters, 1-3 bottom layers, no top layer, and no infill. * Selecting a reasonable speed (50mm/s), which can be modified later using GCode M220 S<percent>. * Using standard temperatures for the bed and hot end, which can be adjusted during printing to check temperature's influence. * Setting travel speed to 200mm/s. * Activating retraction at 5mm, with a speed of 60mm/s (specifically designed for 550mm bowden to e3d). The boxes measure 20mm on each side, and the distance between them is 10, 20, and 40mm. After finding the optimal temperature range, you can experiment with travel speed and retraction.