I was amazed by the surface texture web-program BumpMesh, developed by CNC Kitchen.  It's a powerful way to add great textures to your models.  And there are so many options - 24 of them, in fact.  And they are highly customizable to your project.  Check it out!

I wanted a way to be able to see and feel all of the textures in one convenient model.  So I put this together as a way to check them all out and as a quick reference for when I'm selecting the texture I want to use with one of my models.

Each of the test cubes is 20mm square, has the texture on all 5 exposed sides, and uses the default scale/offset, and other settings from the BumpMesh program.  I've uploaded two versions of the sample model:

V.1 has square corners on the base plate, a 10mm thick base plate, and each sample cube is 10mm tall.  I had some corner warping with this print and wanted to see more of the texture on the sides of each cube, so I made V.2

V. 2 rounds the corners and drops the thickness of the base plate to 5mm, both to help with potential warping. Also bumps the height of each cube to 15mm so you get a better view of side textures.

Total model measures 190mm x 130mm x 20mm and uses about 125g of filament.

Picture is of V.1.  Printed in Voxel PLA, Gray.

Recommended print settings:

Brim: YES (mouse-ears or full brim to help with potential warping)

Layer Height: 0.12mm

Walls/Perimeters: 3

Infill: 5-10% is plenty

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