File:TissueDB PLA intentional opening inspection text-free 1200.png

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An intentional opening above a closed base. Original text-free teaching illustration for TissueDB/Guides/From STL to PLA Print.

The sectioned front reveals the empty upper space and the continuous closed base below it; hatching identifies the cut faces. The top opening is intentional, not a defect, and the generic shape is not tibial anatomy.

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. No third-party artwork, software interface or STL mesh is embedded.

Prompt: Summary of the illustration production brief (not a verbatim prompt): Create a small, original, text-free vector illustration of an intentional opening above a closed base. Use consistent generic geometry, clear outlines and patterns. Keep all titles, instructions, units, warnings and descriptions in native page text outside the image. Do not recreate software controls, prescribe an unverified setting or imply a completed inspection.

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