FDM printer benchmark by Notebookcheck
por Marc Herter en Thingiverse
This is the 3D-Model notebookcheck uses to test and review FDM(FFF) 3D Printers. With a base of only 66 mm x 66 mm, it can be used to find multiple quality issues. Integrated are tests for the build plate adhesion, extruder accuracy, stringing, bridges and overhangs, smal walls and dimensional...
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This is the 3D-Model notebookcheck uses to test and review FDM(FFF) 3D Printers. With a base of only 66 mm x 66 mm, it can be used to find multiple quality issues. Integrated are tests for the build plate adhesion, extruder accuracy, stringing, bridges and overhangs, smal walls and dimensional accuracy. Furthermore, also two print-in-place moving parts show the printer's qualities to create small gaps. For the notebookcheck reviews, the minimum print speed is 60 mm/s. The model was used in the following review(s): Voxelab Aquila S2 English German Artillery Genius Pro German English Flsun QQ-S Pro German English Anycubic Kobra Max German English Wizmaker P1 German Engilsh Anycubic Kobra GermanEnglish
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