Testing of the first fingerboard strips!

Printing the actual fingerboard strips are a bit more of a challenge than the test strips, because the top surface is curved. Layer height 0.1mm, Infill Density 70%, Pattern: Triangles.
 
EStrip_Short.stl
E strip is on a bit of an angle, so I had to rotate it flat in Cura. The problem is, is that it is difficult to tell if it’s rotated properly or not. There is a bit of overhangs inside the tracks that need to be picked out. It’s also a little on the rough side as it gets closer to the nut end, but not too bad. The header hole is perfect.
 
The resistance fluctuates a lot at the ends.
20MW  
Close: 0
Mid: 0
End:0
2MW  
Close: 0.002
Mid: 0.006
End: 0.009
200KW 
Close: 1.7
Mid: 5.0
End:  8.3
20KW
Close: 1.46
Mid: 5.3
End: 9.8
2kW: 0L

GStrip_Short.stl
Turned out similarly to the E. I think the overhangs are a bit better though.
20MW  
Close: 0
Mid: 0
End:0
2MW  
Close: 0.001
Mid: 0.004
End: 0.07
200KW 
Close: 2.2
Mid: 3.9
End:  6.8
20KW
Close: 1.45
Mid: 4.31
End: 6.91
2kW: 0L

DStrip_Short.stl
This is better than the G and E strips. Probably because the bottom is flatter. It was made with support checked off.  
20MW  
Close: 0
Mid: 0
End:0.01
2MW  
Close: 0.003
Mid: 0.005
End: 0.009
200KW 
Close: 3.5
Mid: 5.7
End:  8.7
20KW
Close: 1.78
Mid: 5.33
End: 9.25
2kW: 0L

AStrip_Short.stl
First time I printed, it turned out ok. However, the nut end was peeling off the build plate and it not useable. I’ll try again with it flipped over.
 
The flipped over orientation was fine. I don’t know what went wrong before, because I printed all the other strips this way before. I tested the 2nd print, not the first print.
20MW  
Close: 0
Mid: 0
End:0
2MW  
Close: 0.001
Mid: 0.003
End: 0.009
200KW 
Close: 1.5
Mid: 4.0
End:  8.3
20KW
Close: 1.36
Mid: 4.27
End: 8.32
2kW: 0L