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2 Factor Print Test
by 3DPrintDaddy
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Two Factor Print Test
I didn't like the idea of only testing one setting at a time. The settings interact with each other to combine for the best solution. I designed this test to be able to test 2 settings at once.
The methodology:
The tower on the right is in 3 zones for 3 different levels of a test, the tower on the left is in 9 zones ( 3 different levels for each of the 3 levels of the right tower).
How to use:
I made a handy spreadsheet to keep my settings correct when putting in the g-code changes in my slicer (Cura). I added screenshots to the last tab of the spreadsheet on how to get to the g-code settings to change the values.
The values for the height changes are in the spreadsheet as well. 0.36, 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, and 32 mm.
The tower on the left is denoted as A, B, C (from the bottom up) in the spreadsheet while the right tower is 1, 2, 3 (bottom up again). If testing temperature or need to see the fill pattern, test on the right tower since it has
I didn't like the idea of only testing one setting at a time. The settings interact with each other to combine for the best solution. I designed this test to be able to test 2 settings at once.
The methodology:
The tower on the right is in 3 zones for 3 different levels of a test, the tower on the left is in 9 zones ( 3 different levels for each of the 3 levels of the right tower).
How to use:
I made a handy spreadsheet to keep my settings correct when putting in the g-code changes in my slicer (Cura). I added screenshots to the last tab of the spreadsheet on how to get to the g-code settings to change the values.
The values for the height changes are in the spreadsheet as well. 0.36, 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, and 32 mm.
The tower on the left is denoted as A, B, C (from the bottom up) in the spreadsheet while the right tower is 1, 2, 3 (bottom up again). If testing temperature or need to see the fill pattern, test on the right tower since it has
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