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Yet Another Test Suite/Overhang Test/README.md
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This project contains a .stl and a .ipt Inventor file. By default, the .stl is pretty small and should be printable in under 45 minutes. If you want to print it larger to make any issues more prevalent then you should easily be able to scale the model in your slicer without any issues. The model also has a small notch on the back at the 50-degree mark, this is so it's easy to tell when your at this point because this is where most printers begin running into issues with overhangs.
![inventorPreview-1](/content/images/2018/08/inventorPreview-1.png#full)
![modelProfile](/content/images/2018/08/modelProfile.png#full)
![inventorPreview-1](https://blog.ansonbiggs.com//content/images/2018/08/inventorPreview-1.png#full)
![modelProfile](https://blog.ansonbiggs.com//content/images/2018/08/modelProfile.png#full)
<p style="text-align: center; font-style: italic;"> Preview of the file in Inventor </p>
## Goals of This Print
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This test is a profile with 2 arcs and a flat surface that is lofted up at increasing angles until you end up parallel with the ground. The reasonable expectation of any printer is that it is able to print perfectly until about 45 to 50 degrees before it runs into issues. The model has a small notch on the back to indicate when you go to 50 degrees, so if you have any issues before this point then your issue isn't Overhang, [its something else that I probably have a guide on.](https://blog.ansonbiggs.com/yet-another-test-suite/) Its hard to capture in pictures with my black filament, but the changes in degrees are pretty easy to see with the print in your hands. each change is 10 degrees down until you get to zero (parallel with the ground).
![underView1](/content/images/2018/08/underView1.jpg#full)
![underView1](https://blog.ansonbiggs.com//content/images/2018/08/underView1.jpg#full)
<p style="text-align: center; font-style: italic;"> You can see the print having worse issues as the print angle gets more agressive</p>
### Eliminating Overhangs