Original 3D Benchy from SD Card

Original 3D Benchy Bambu P1/X1 from SD Card File

I’ve recreated the original settings found on the SD card of every Bambu printer, as they aren't available on Maker World in this exact form. (0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill ) 

This version includes the matching settings.

If you only found the sliced G-code on your SD card and want to add a consistent version to your existing collection—without any differences—you’re in the right place.

 

#3DBenchy, created by Daniel Norée, is a benchmark model designed to test and calibrate 3D printers and went public domain in 2025:
https://www.3dbenchy.com/3dbenchy-sets-sail-into-the-public-domain/

Use #3DBenchy to test and fine-tune your 3D printer by adjusting both hardware and software settings for optimal performance.

This model’s geometry and dimensions are intentionally designed to push the limits of 3D printers. After printing, compare your results to the reference measurements shown below—these can be easily checked using a caliper.

Evaluate your print to assess dimensional accuracy, tolerances, warping, and any deviations caused by changes in print settings or material types.

Even if a specific printer handles #3DBenchy exceptionally well, the model remains a valuable benchmark for comparing performance across different 3D printers—provided that similar print parameters were used.

Click here to view the official measurements.:
https://www.3dbenchy.com/dimensions/

Here is a quick overview from that site:

 

Design by vwiefranz on MakerWorld (license: CC0).