overhang test
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Quick 360° cooling test, overhangs 40–75°, steady head motion without mechanical strain.
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A Few Words of Introduction
This is a quick test designed to check print cooling efficiency across 360° without putting excessive strain on the printer’s mechanics. The printer can operate at a steady, uniform speed without unnecessary head movements.
The first segment starts at a 40° overhang, each following segment increases by 5°, and the test ends at 75°. You can print the full model or scale it down, e.g. to 60%.
Recommended print settings:
Infill: 0%
Top layers: 0
Walls: 2
I recommend adjusting the slicer settings so that up to half the model height you print with 2 walls, and above that height switch to 3 walls.
Postscriptum
I needed a quick and simple 360° test for my new print cooling system. I couldn’t find anything that would check overhang quality across the full 360° range with angles from 40° to 75°, while keeping the head movement uniform (without unnecessary acceleration or deceleration).
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