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Original teaching diagram for TissueDB/Guides/From STL to PLA Print. Generic blocks distinguish rotation without resizing, uniform scaling, and placement within the usable build volume. Three front views show the intended base touching the plate, an incorrect floating placement, and a shape exceeding the height and side limits. The text also requires checking depth and space around the base.

Rotation can change displayed width, depth and height relative to printer axes; recheck all dimensions. Use one agreed scaling factor for paired models only where their requirements allow it. The drawing supplies no universal scale or confirmed printable fit. It is not either tibial STL or a slicer screenshot.

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.