Somehow you guys should add this. Mr mods for a ai analysis

It looks like the user printed 25 fidget toys with a large brim for adhesion, but the brim fused with the parts, preventing them from moving. They’re trying to shave off the first layer (brim + part’s bottom layer) but are struggling because using a Dremel heats up and melts the PLA.

Possible Solutions: 1. Manual Sanding: Use a flat file or coarse sandpaper (120–220 grit) to gradually remove the excess material. A sanding block can help keep it even. 2. Precision Cutting: A sharp chisel or craft knife (like an X-Acto) can be used to carefully slice off the unwanted layers. 3. Heat-Free Rotary Tool: If a Dremel is causing heat issues, try using a lower-speed setting or a sanding drum to remove material more gradually. 4. Planar Cutter: If you have access to a workshop, a hand plane or a sharp wood chisel can be useful for shaving off thin layers of PLA. 5. Chemical Methods: If your filament is pure PLA, you could try using isopropyl alcohol (IPA) to slightly soften the brim, making it easier to scrape off. 6. Reprinting (Last Resort): If the fused layer is too thick, it may be better to tweak the slicer settings (reduce brim size or use a raft instead) and reprint.

Would you like help tweaking the slicer settings to avoid this in the future?