Thingiverse
Adhesion Test Disk by SKOR3D
by Thingiverse
Last crawled date: 4 years, 8 months ago
In my humble opinion a bed leveling STL is pointless. Why? Because with most prints you can identify leveling issues from the skirt, brim, or raft within the first five minutes of printing.
I learned 3D printing on a $99 X1 with no heated bed.
THE FATAL FLAW OF MOST PRINTS IS ADHESION.
I use water based school glue sticks religiously.
This print is designed to test your adhesion. I place one in the center and four in the corners. This equates to a two layer print in about 10 minutes costing one gram of filament.
The disk is designed to make the first layer a series of dots, then they are connected by a continuous circle on the second layer. Adhesion problems will result in total and obvious failure.
Calibrate your bed with more heat or more glue. Once you get a successful print scrape the tests into the garbage, spray your surface with a light mist of isopropyl alcohol, and print that file that's been giving you trouble.
If this print helps you interact with me. Motivation is at an all-time low.
Check out my Beacon
I learned 3D printing on a $99 X1 with no heated bed.
THE FATAL FLAW OF MOST PRINTS IS ADHESION.
I use water based school glue sticks religiously.
This print is designed to test your adhesion. I place one in the center and four in the corners. This equates to a two layer print in about 10 minutes costing one gram of filament.
The disk is designed to make the first layer a series of dots, then they are connected by a continuous circle on the second layer. Adhesion problems will result in total and obvious failure.
Calibrate your bed with more heat or more glue. Once you get a successful print scrape the tests into the garbage, spray your surface with a light mist of isopropyl alcohol, and print that file that's been giving you trouble.
If this print helps you interact with me. Motivation is at an all-time low.
Check out my Beacon