The METHOD Fit Cube benchmark print consists of two tight-tolerance halves that, when assembled into a single cube part, should be completely uniform on all sides. This extreme level of part tolerance can only be made possible with prints consisting of smooth surfaces and dimensional accuracy.
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Key Benchmark Print Challenges:
Vertical Layer Uniformity - measures how accurately the next layer is printed relative to the previous layer (results in surface smoothness).
Printed Part Dimensional Accuracy of ± 0.2mm - measures how close the finished printed features match the dimensions of the same features in CAD.
About the METHOD Benchmark Print Series:
The METHOD Benchmark Print Series is a collection of benchmark test prints created by professional industrial designers and mechanical engineers. They were used extensively throughout the METHOD quality testing process to ensure optimal dimensional accuracy and precision in finished METHOD printed parts.
“The dimensional accuracy that we're getting with the Method compared to any industrial FDM is as good or better”
-Marco Perry, Founder, Pensa
*± 0.2 mm or ± 0.002 mm per mm of travel (whichever is greater). Based on internal testing of selected geometries.
