Test ID: A unique identifier for the specific test conducted on the printer.

Printer Model: The make and model of the printer being tested.

Test Date: The date when the test was conducted.

Test Duration: The duration of the test, usually measured in hours or minutes.

Test Parameters: The specific settings and configurations used during the test, such as print speed, layer height, temperature, and filament type.

Test Object: The object or model that was printed during the test, indicating its complexity, size, and design features.

Print Quality: An assessment of the overall print quality, including factors such as accuracy, layer adhesion, surface finish, and any defects or imperfections.

Print Speed: The speed at which the printer completed the print job, measured in millimeters per second (mm/s) or millimeters per hour (mm/h).

Material Compatibility: The types of materials or filaments used during the test, indicating the printer's compatibility with different materials.

Support Structure: Whether support structures were required during the printing process to ensure stability or to print overhangs, and their effectiveness in terms of ease of removal and impact on print quality.

User-Friendliness: An evaluation of the printer's ease of use, including factors such as setup process, user interface, calibration, and overall user experience.

Reliability: An assessment of the printer's reliability and consistency in terms of successful prints, print failures, and any issues encountered during the test.

Maintenance and Upkeep: Any observations or requirements related to maintenance tasks, such as bed leveling, nozzle cleaning, or other routine maintenance procedures.

Overall Performance: A summary or rating of the printer's performance based on the test results, taking into consideration print quality, speed, user-friendliness, reliability, and other relevant factors.