Advanced Tolerance Test

So often I've dialed in my extrusion multiplier and pressure advance thinking I've got it set just to find out that my printer fails a tolerance test. I'll then fiddle with my extrusion multiplier thinking that was the issue just to find out that it was because I had my pressure advance set to high or vice versa. So, I've designed these tolerance tests to help figure out if it's an extrusion multiplier problem or a pressure advance problem. The “Open” test has a part of the outer cube that is left open, and when you set your seam alignment to “Back” it will print the inside cylinder with the seam towards the back. Betting settings this way the test will not take into account your pressure advance at the seam, it will only check for clearance between the outer cube and the inner cylinder, and this is only affected by your extrusion multiplier. The “Closed” test encloses the whole inner cylinder, this will take into effect the pressure advance settings at the seam. So if your print passe