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Clockspring3D Torture Toaster

5.3K downloads · 5 years ago · It's the Torture Toaster! The guys at Edge of Tech challenged me to make a torture test that would

Description

It's the Torture Toaster! The guys at Edge of Tech challenged me to make a torture test that would be fun and interesting, and this ridiculous thing is where I ended up :) This will test your print tolerances, overhang handling, and most of all, your bed adhesion! No supports required, though! It's not as torturous as it sounds, though, and with a little perseverence you'll get it printed! :D

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Find Edge of Tech at: https://youtube.com/theedgeoftech

Community Makes (5)

Bambu P1S using Bambu standard orange PLA. All default settings, and it all works.

Ender 3v2 0.4 steel nozzle, Cura 5, super quality settings, ~33 printing hours

Did not pass the torture test @ 40% - need to change nozzle and attempt again.

Community Makes (5)

Discussions

rspierenburg3 years ago

Just printed this on my new Bambu P1S. Unfortunately it printed with a raft somehow but after some cleaning up all but the .1mm slider worked perfectly. Even the 80deg overhangs look pretty clean. All this and the print only took 4.75hrs total.

meckelec5 years ago

A nice improvement on #3DBenchy. A real test. Thanks.

JoPoFoSho5 years ago

Haha just when I thought my 3D printer was perfectly tuned, this totally destroyed that theory 🤣

rspierenburg3 years ago

master.tiger4443 years ago

I just got a printer and tring it out now

Jimw3385 years ago

Just found this from being listed on the Proforge 3D dual-hotend printer on Kickstarter (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/proforge-3d-printer/proforge-3/). Wondering on the edge of possibility - could this actually be made into a functional toaster? Meaning, put in some sort of heat elements into the sides and perhaps the middle, and then some kind of print-in-place lever to push the toast up? I don’t know if you could do a “crumb tray” at the bottom though. A mortise in the bottom would be hard because of overhang problems.