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· Increasing brim also decreases usable print area
I do like that idea both as a work around and just as a tip to use in the future. What is the outside gray area called? I'm having issues just looking up where that setting would be normally in Cura.
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you could try another solution with benefits:
import a disc/cylinder from a cad program and scale it to your liking in size, with the same height (z) as the first layer.
The place the items on critical places like corners, turn off brim and use skirt.
I use this with materials that have a strong warping and don't want to peel off the brim a from complex shape.
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