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Original teaching cutaway for TissueDB/Guides/From STL to PLA Print. A generic sectioned shape labels stacked layers, outer walls, internal infill and temporary supports beneath an overhang. Labels, numbers and line patterns supplement colour.

The shape is not tibial anatomy, source STL geometry or a software screenshot. Thicknesses and spacing are illustrative, not print settings; the cross-hatching does not prescribe an infill pattern or density. The tibial fragments in the guide require supports disabled and intentionally open fracture ends (Top Layers = 0). This drawing is not evidence of slicing, printing or simulator validation.

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 original, accessible vector teaching diagrams for a TissueDB PLA-printing guide covering the STL-to-part workflow, orientation and uniform scale, layers/walls/infill/temporary supports, and a pre-export preview checklist. Use generic shapes and clear labels. Do not recreate software interfaces, depict source STL geometry, prescribe unsupported printer settings, or imply a validated print. Keep the diagrams consistent in typography and colour and provide meaningful text alternatives.

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Date created November 10, 2026
Author Arturo Pelayo / TissueDB; ChatGPT-assisted SVG authoring
License CC-BY-SA-4.0
Date uploaded November 10, 2026
Uploader Arturo Pelayo
Source Own work

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