Surface Finish Speed Test by ordnerino

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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Description

When evaluating the surface finish of untested filaments, this test id for you. Especially when printing with matte materials, the flow (or in this case the speed) is defining the finish and how glossy/matte the surface will be.

This test has eight sections to test the finish:

45 degreee overhangs
indent text, digits and shapes
curved zig-zag
90 degree sharp turns
medium and big curves
90 degree big turn
wide zig-zag
vertical indents to evaluate face to face

The model is 30mm in height, with 3mm sections, so 10 different speeds can be tested (e.g. 20 to 200 mm/s).

The Thickness is chosen to be two extrusion widths (0,42-0,45mm).

The test takes roughly an hour (greatly depending on your settings).

Comment & Rating (34)

@iLoveGears

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Great print to get an understanding of the different speed levels. However the layers ended up looking all the same 🤔 (A1 printer)

@ZeroKWolf

nice! best results at higher speeds, I don't know how to rate but I give 5 stars

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@aivar.siska

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

It's a great test. Helped me understand why some of my prints tend to fail at certain points. Thanks!

@Ceppeto

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

works great, thank you

@Goodwill

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

good Idea but it warps and get loose from the plate

The designer has replied

@ordnerino

You know that isn't the fault of the model, right?

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@hersovmarc

anyone else actually getting nicer looking prints higher up at the high speeds then low?

The designer has replied

@ordnerino

This is totally possible and depends greatly on several factors such as filament, volumetric flow, hotend and bed temperature, wall speed, resonance frequencies of your printer, fan settings, external cooling etc etc etc. You need to find a set of settings that works for you :)