Calibrate my printer

A guided, ordered calibration plan for YOUR printer and slicer — plus our own small test print that the AI can read from a photo. This page is unlisted: please don’t share the link publicly yet.

The plan — in this order

Order matters: flow before temperature, temperature before pressure advance, retraction last. Each step: what to print, what to look for, where to enter the result.

The shortcut: print our test model, let the AI read it

One ~30 min print (measured: 28m38s / 7.66 g on an X2D) that probes first layer, stringing, overhangs (30–75°), seam, bridging and top surface at once. Photograph it, upload, and the AI knows exactly what sits where — so its findings map straight to settings.

3D render of the test print: a thin 60 by 60 mm base plate with two stringing towers at the back, a hollow seam tube, an overhang fin with five increasingly steep segments at the front, a bridge and a solid top-surface block
What you’ll print: stringing towers (back), seam tube, 30–75° overhang fin (front), bridge and top-surface block — on one 60×60 mm plate.
  1. Download the test model (.stl)  60×60 mm · ~8 g · print flat, no supports, no brim, 0.2 mm layers, default speeds. Set seam position to Aligned (Bambu/Orca) or Rear/Back (PrusaSlicer/Cura) — the seam tube is read along one line.
  2. Photograph it: one photo top-down covering the whole plate, in good even light. (A second low-angle photo from the front-left corner helps the overhang reading — select both photos below and they go into ONE analysis.) 90° Photo 1 — straight above Whole coupon in frame · even light, no flash glare ~25° Photo 2 (optional) — low, from the front-left Catches the overhang fin from the side
  3. Upload one or both photos here: