Model Overview & Print Notes

Anyone who's ever wanted to know how perfect their first layer is 
now has the option of measuring it with a dial gauge.

This allows for more precise calibration of the layer thickness (Z Layer).
You will need a dial gauge and an M4 screw with a nut or a press-fit sleeve M5 to secure the gauge.
The gauge is then zeroed by adjusting its high position on a glass plate.
Measurements can now be taken, either directly on the print bed or with the first layer on a glass plate.


Anyone who has always wanted to know how perfect their first layer is now has the option to measure it with a dial gauge.
This allows for even more precise calibration of the layer thickness.
You will need a dial gauge and an M4 screw with a nut, or an M5 press-fit sleeve to secure the gauge.
The gauge is then zeroed by adjusting its height on a glass plate and secured with the screw.
Measurements can now be taken, either directly on the print bed or with the first layer on a glass plate.

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Holder for dial gauge for measuring first layer on 3D Prints

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
⏱ 0h 26m· 🖨️ 1 Plate· ⚖ 12.4588g
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0.16mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
0.16mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
⏱ 0h 31m· 🖨️ 1 Plate· ⚖ 11.3911g
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