R3D

@R3D_102219

This test combiens both, calibration and adhesion aspects. Plus: It provides optional documentation of your results.

18m

1× print file

0.20 mm

0.40 mm

PLA

3.00 g

Prusa MK3/S/S+

2912

7231

updated March 26, 2023

S 2

Sushil Muthuvelkumar

@SushilMuthuv_2626737

Printed on the Anker Make M5C

I was Problems with better adhesion but then I cleaned it with some good dish shop and a sponge this led to my print quality being excellent

Good make

Tmpx64

@Tmpx64

Thanks! This is really helpful right now...

Losspost

@TobiasStangl_1712112

Really nice. Tested some issues I had with bed adhesion and firmware versions (edited)

teotwaki

@teotwaki

Still relevant in the days of ABL and whatnot to understand how different printing surfaces operate!

Some shapes can be very tough to remove if the adhesion is too good!

Antonio De Luca

@AntonioDeLuc_1128210

Very nice design, have a filament that is not working out for me for a couple of days, printed your model and right away found out the bed alignment issues, did a second run still some rough spots but shows progress. Still working on why surfaces on first layer are not smooth. Really like the fact you can take notes. Good Job, very functional design

B 4

Ben

@Ben_243751

Works great for validating bed mesh calibration!

@db_202780

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@db_202780

@R3D_102219
I have an MK3s which has the PINDA probe. This did take me a couple of tries to get dialed in. I had it set to print decently before but always had issues with larger prints, especially in the corners. This helped me to fine tune those areas as I plan to do a larger print. I ended up manually adjusting the Bed Level Correction settings on the machine itself and this was the end result. I printed this in a 0.3 mm layer heigth as that is what i have been printing with lately. My first attempt I stopped very early on and made some adjustments. The next 3 looked good in some areas and not others. This was print 5 and I call it good enough for what I'm doing :) Thanks for the design.

R3D

@R3D_102219

Your very welcome. It's just another first layer calibration print on the one hand, on the other I can tell nearly the same story as yours and this kind of trouble shooting /optimization is exactly what I designed the model for. Glad you like it.