CNET printer test

I commissioned the legendary Fixumdude to create a test print for my work at CNET.com. This test print that looks like the (now old) CNET logo covers most of the standard ways in which a 3D printer is used.

• One wing tests bridging, while the other tests overhangs
• The spires on the t test for stringing and how well the printer can handle fast moves and layers
• The print is exactly 30mm high to test for accuracy
• The embossed and embedded CNET text helps identify ringing
• The 4 sticks test tolerance in the most common gap sizes 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, and 0.5mm
• The circle should be 15mm in diameter and should be a circle, not oval.

Speaking to other makers and they liked the idea of using this test too so I thought I would make it available here under a CC no derivatives license.