My favorite test print is the 3D Systems Rook.
2 hours on PLA with plenty of features to discern issues with your printer or filament.
At one time, 3D Systems sent me the rook to test the printer.
Anyway, since I am collecting a number of these, I thought these could become gnomes.
I was thinking we start leaving them in places we visit like Starbucks, the grocery store, DMV...
I wonder just how long it will take for you to start seeing your prints another time.
Whatever your favorite test print is, let me know what you think of this idea.
Xylene... that takes off just about everything. Horrible stuff!
And it also melts the original print-bed plastic material.
As to the plastic used, it is almost mirror polish on the adhered side.
If you can peel it off cleanly, you will probably have a clean adhesive surface to re-apply your own material.
This material is very shiny but scratches easily on the adhered side. It is 0.8mm thick (1/32"?)
It appears to have a filler. It snaps when it breaks and can leave sharp edges. S
cores easily, and breaks along score within reason.
Remember that this is an earlier material that does not pit as later versions do with ABS!
And after all that, alumina plate included, I ended up having to adhere with tape!
The alumina is just too cold to the touch, and too smooth to hold anything even using Cube-Glue.