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Hole Calibration Test
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# XY Hole Calibration Test STL
When you print holes on a 3D printer, every printer produces them slightly differently. Because of differences in hardware, calibration, filament, and slicer settings, holes often print smaller or larger than their designed size.
This model allows you to measure those differences and adjust the **X/Y Hole Compensation** setting in your slicer to achieve more precise prints.
## Purpose
- Measure dimensional differences in printed holes
- Calibrate your printer’s X/Y accuracy
- Fine-tune slicer X/Y Hole Compensation
- Improve fit for mechanical parts
## Included Hole Sizes
The model includes three holes:
- 1 mm
- 2 mm
- 3 mm
## How to Use
1. Print the STL file.
2. Measure each hole with calipers.
3. Compare the measured size to the intended size.
4. Adjust the **X/Y Hole Compensation** in your slicer.
5. Reprint if needed until the holes are dimensionally accurate.
## Result
After calibration, your printer will produce more accurate
When you print holes on a 3D printer, every printer produces them slightly differently. Because of differences in hardware, calibration, filament, and slicer settings, holes often print smaller or larger than their designed size.
This model allows you to measure those differences and adjust the **X/Y Hole Compensation** setting in your slicer to achieve more precise prints.
## Purpose
- Measure dimensional differences in printed holes
- Calibrate your printer’s X/Y accuracy
- Fine-tune slicer X/Y Hole Compensation
- Improve fit for mechanical parts
## Included Hole Sizes
The model includes three holes:
- 1 mm
- 2 mm
- 3 mm
## How to Use
1. Print the STL file.
2. Measure each hole with calipers.
3. Compare the measured size to the intended size.
4. Adjust the **X/Y Hole Compensation** in your slicer.
5. Reprint if needed until the holes are dimensionally accurate.
## Result
After calibration, your printer will produce more accurate
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