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Hallow Calibration Cube
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Hallow Calibration Cube
The Hallow Calibration Cube is a basic Calibration test designed to measure the accuracy and extrusion rate of FDM printers. This simple test takes less than an hour to print and under 10 grams of material.
For video information on this calibration test check out our youtube video on the hallow cube.
https://youtu.be/Vd89HVQtCuQ
****Check out the PDF for an Easier to read version of this information****
Settings
The ideal settings for this print allow for a base level assessment that lacks bias. Using the settings to the left can be great for testing out the machine’s accuracy and/or new materials to ensure that they are extruding correctly. If you want to be ambitious you can test new print settings to get dynamic material properties while ensuring that extrusion remains constant with the tuned settings.
Inspection:
In order to assess this model, you will need to use a vernier/micrometer to check;
Wall thickness (2mm ±.1) x 4 walls
The Hallow Calibration Cube is a basic Calibration test designed to measure the accuracy and extrusion rate of FDM printers. This simple test takes less than an hour to print and under 10 grams of material.
For video information on this calibration test check out our youtube video on the hallow cube.
https://youtu.be/Vd89HVQtCuQ
****Check out the PDF for an Easier to read version of this information****
Settings
The ideal settings for this print allow for a base level assessment that lacks bias. Using the settings to the left can be great for testing out the machine’s accuracy and/or new materials to ensure that they are extruding correctly. If you want to be ambitious you can test new print settings to get dynamic material properties while ensuring that extrusion remains constant with the tuned settings.
Inspection:
In order to assess this model, you will need to use a vernier/micrometer to check;
Wall thickness (2mm ±.1) x 4 walls
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