Basics

This page aims to find and/or develop metrics for measuring how many parts a printer can produce per unit of time
This will not be 100% accurate, but a general unit for comparing printers etc will be useful
Also units such as print bed, and extrusion speed etc, may not tell the whole story
Also perhaps develop a tool in the future (manual, or perhaps automatic) for converting specsheets of printers and printfarms into the value
Main Use case of the final unit will be:
- Calculating "production speed" of machines and print farms
- Calculating total "machine time" is needed for a run of parts etc (like print time but more generalized) essentialy like labor hours for repairs in car repair bills etc?

Base Units

3D Benchys Per Hour (Given that the benchy nearly tests everything, printing a quality one could be applied to nearly any type of print?)
10mm Cubes Per Hour (May be better for working with vary basic shapes (gears etc, just 2d stacks with little bridging/changes between layers etc and thus faster?)
Lattice Cubes Per Hour (May be better for working with VERY complex shapes (Printing airless tires, art, etc)

Print as many of the selected object at a "standard" infill etc, that can fit on the printers print bed, then optimize for print speed as much as possible While Still Retaining Build Quality

Some number wizardry with the aforementioned "base units" and/or based off of experimentation witht the brute force tests

Once option b is completed we can make a script with a GUI for plugging in the values, perhaps deriving what can be to reduce thata complexity, then giving the various values
An additional development would be a chrome extension, or libreoffice plugin? or something that can automatically do this for spreadsheets, and spec sheets