Private on-device repair evidence
Brim vs Raft: Which Adhesion Aid to Use
A detailed STLBEAST repair guide to choose the least intrusive adhesion aid that solves the geometry problem. Learn how to recognize the symptom, rank the likely causes, apply safe fixes in order, verify the result, and prevent the failure from returning.
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Controlled test history
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Step completion
- 1Document the failure and confirm that it matches this guide: Tall, narrow, warped, or low-contact parts need more bed support.Not completed
- 2Return extreme overrides to a known printer, nozzle, material, and slicer profile so the diagnosis starts from a stable baseline.Not completed
- 3Check contact area too small. Try a brim first.Not completed
- 4Check sharp corners concentrate stress. Round or add mouse ears to corners.Not completed
- 5Inspect severe surface irregularity. Use a raft only for severe cases.Not completed
- 6Rule out wrong orientation. Reorient to increase contact area.Not completed
- 7Change only the single setting or hardware condition supported by the evidence, then run a small test that reproduces the original failure.Not completed
- 8Compare the test against the target condition, record the successful value, and save it in a printer/material profile before repeating the full print.Not completed
Observations and winning values
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Verification test
- Model
- Single-layer five-zone test
- Setup
- Use the final plate, material, mesh and first-layer profile.
- Pass
- Lines join evenly in the centre and corners, with no scraping, gaps or lifting.
- If unchanged
- One or more zones remain loose, transparent, ridged or detached.

