"Alright, so I was going to make a video asking advice, but I just got some advice in the comments itself. One of them was I made the gap way smaller on this and I've only got three pieces, maybe four freed up, but it's a little bit less wiggly, but still wiggly. The other thing I got was these are too thin, which I agree with. So I am going to print off another one that is just a little bit thinner, but let's get the rest of this free. I just woke up. I said I was going to make these thinner. I meant thicker. These are, I think, one millimeter. The one I'm going to print is 1.5 or should be 1.5. So yeah, I got a few more free. Not a lot. Still a bit wiggly. Alright, and then I noticed this is pointless because where are the puzzle lines? They don't seem to exist. I seem to have messed up and there's no, there's no puzzle lines. There is back here. That's nice. They seem to be missing from up here. Well, that's fine because we can check and when they are the thicker pieces, they do seem to hold together a little bit better. So that's good. The point two is probably fine. I just need to figure out why the hell it didn't, it didn't puzzle the top over here because in the slicer, it definitely shows that it should have been puzzled. I don't know why it didn't. Hopefully it's not just because of the white. It shouldn't be. I should be able to see some resemblance of puzzle. I'm looking right at the puzzle. I don't see any puzzle pieces in the white itself. So maybe I did mess up and just didn't slice this one correctly."