ULTRA FAST -ANY PRINTER- FULL BED or AREA LEVEL TEST- 20mm, up to 400mm- seperate rings and ring combinations

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- Tells you in seconds, if your printers bed is bend or out of level in any way. - Ultra fast, lowest material waste. - 200mm ring run in less than 2 minutes. - Simple as can be, no unnessessary bells and whistles. - For any 3D printer of any make. Just know your printers bed size. - Full bed level check or place smaller ones individually for a check of a certain bed area. - Use a single ring, a choice of several rings or a ready rings combination. I provide a file for each single ring and rings combinations of different sizes. Each ring is just 0,8mm wide and 0,4mm high, to save material. It is intended for a standard 0,4mm nozzle, and 0,2mm height. It should run just 2 times aside and another 2 times for the height to save time. Feel free to adjust the slicer in any way and nozzle sizes. The rings are plus 20mm outer diameter size and stand 10mm outer to outer extend to each other, starting with a 20mm square ring, then 40mm, 60mm,... up to very large print beds of up to 400mm square. In case your slicer software does not slice a choice of rings so dense or overlaping, I included combinations of rings in seperate files. For area checks of the print bed, select smaller rings or smaller ring combinations and place them on the specific area of the bed you want to level check. First, I suggest using only the largest possible single ring for your printers bed for leveling. It will speed up leveling a lot and you can level on the fly. But be there when it prints! It could possibly show very strange bendings in the bed on older printers. The larger the single ring, the more off-level will show and any other issues. The ring combinations however show, if the bed is perfect plain or not, if there are bends or dents in it. A very simple, yet effective bed level test, originally invented by user CHEP for Ender 3. I wanted to use that for an AnyCubic Vyper, but print bed size is larger than the original test. So I decided, to make a kind of new one, yet files saving a littlle different and larger sizes. One ring, to show it all...ehem...Have fun and I hope this is of use for you. Thank You CHEP for Your YouTube Videos, I learned a lot about printing on Your channel, I can only recommend it for all makers! Regards from Germany!