File:TissueDB ABS lifted corner text-free 1200.png

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Inspect for a lifted corner. Original text-free teaching illustration for TissueDB/Guides/From STL to ABS Print.

Most of the block's front base contacts the flat build surface. The right front corner curves upward and leaves a local gap. This exaggerated example illustrates a possible print defect. Compare the component with its intended geometry; the drawing does not specify an acceptable gap or identify the cause.

Read the guide's adjacent native instructions, checks and cautions. This generic illustration does not depict source STL geometry, genuine slicer output, a tested print profile or a validated simulator. It contains no instructional words, letters or numeral labels; the translatable explanations belong on the guide page.

Credit: Arturo Pelayo / TissueDB. Original vector artwork created with ChatGPT-assisted SVG authoring; PNG export. It extends the project's existing illustration convention. No third-party artwork, software interface or STL mesh is embedded.

Production brief (summary, not a verbatim prompt): Create one text-free illustration of a generic printed block with a lifted corner above a straight build surface. Match the existing 600 × 320 canvas, muted teal faces, charcoal rounded outlines and pale background. Keep all explanation outside the image. Do not add a scale, accepted tolerance, shrinkage factor, causal claim or approval symbol.

Resolution and provenance: This 1200 × 640 pixel PNG was rendered directly from the unchanged native SVG abs_lifted_corner.svg, whose logical canvas is 600 × 320. The artwork, colours and explanatory meaning are preserved. Previous file: TissueDB ABS lifted corner text-free.png. The previous file remains available.

The project retains the SVG and five raster widths (300, 450, 600, 900 and 1200 pixels). This File page holds the 1200-pixel master. Guide display dimensions are set separately; MediaWiki supplies display thumbnails according to the site's configuration.