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Tolerance Test 3d model
Tolerance Test 3d model
Tolerance Test 3d model
Tolerance Test 3d model

Tolerance Test

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This test is very useful when you want to design hole and shaft to know what is the minimum clearance that our machine can print.

Just print the part and once you're done, try removing the shafts manually, the smallest measurement that can be removed will give you an idea of the minimum tolerance to which your machine can print a hole - shaft.

Tolerance: 0.2 - 0.3 - 0.4 - 0.5 - 0.6

Printing Conditions

  • Nozzle Size : 0.4
  • Layer Height : 0.2
  • Initial Layer Height : 0.2
  • Line Width : 0.4
  • Wall Line Count : 3
  • Top/Bottom Thickness : 0.8 mm
  • Infill Density : 8%
  • Fill Gaps Between Walls : Nowhere

Estimated printing Time = 1h ~ 1h15min

Community Makes (1)
First attempt vs second attempt.
Changed Cura to a lower Flow setting and increased Hole Horizontal Expansion to 0.18 and all pegs came out without issue
First attempt vs second attempt.
Changed Cura to a lower Flow setting and increased Hole Horizontal Expansion to 0.18 and all pegs came out without issue


Community Makes (1)
First attempt vs second attempt.
Changed Cura to a lower Flow setting and increased Hole Horizontal Expansion to 0.18 and all pegs came out without issue
First attempt vs second attempt.
Changed Cura to a lower Flow setting and increased Hole Horizontal Expansion to 0.18 and all pegs came out without issue

Discussions
Bradley K
kurtz.bradley.j

.3 and .4 move freely, but .2, .5, and .6 do not. I have no idea how to explain this. All of them could be loosened with force. The .2 was looser than the .6.

Tolerance Test

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