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Criticallayer 617 / 1,107
Recoat#00617
Critical
Critical incident in progress

A critical defect has been detected, beginning on layer 617. Review the layer images and acknowledge or dismiss the alert.

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Recoat#00617
Recoat image of layer 617 of Watch case frames WF-12
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Watch case frames WF-12

RenAM 500Q - Ti64 · 1,107 layers · Nov 3

Critical

Critical incident in progress

A critical defect has been detected, beginning on layer 617. Please review the layer images and either acknowledge or dismiss the alert.

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Recoat#00617
Recoat image of layer 617 of Watch case frames WF-12
What action was taken

The alert, on the layer it began.
It reaches your team wherever they are, before it's too late to react.

  1. 01Raised before it really goes wrongOn the layer the incident began.
  2. 02Sent to your teamBy email, Slack or Teams, with a link to the layer.
  3. 03Answered on recordContinued or stopped, and why.
  1. Critical alert raised
    Defects on layers 617–691 · Nov 3, 2026, 2:32 PM
  2. AL
    Anna LindContinued print
    Critical alert, layers 617–691
    Recoater caught a frame. That one and the one behind it are scrap, the other eight can finish.
    Nov 3, 2026, 2:35 PM
  3. AL
    Anna Lind on layer 692
    I'll inspect the recoater blade before the next build.
    Nov 3, 2026, 3:26 PM

What your team decided, on record.

The print report shows who responded to the alert, what they decided, and why.

  • RenAM 500Q - Ti64

    Renishaw RenAM 500Q

    Critical incident

    Watch case frames WF-12layer 617
  • EOS M 290 - Ti64

    EOS M 290

    Healthy

    Bracket BR-22layer 1,412
  • NXG 600E - 316L

    Nikon SLM Solutions NXG 600E

    Possible incident

    Turbine shroud TS-1layer 3,104

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Print Job Report

Watch case frames WF-12

November 3rd, 2026

3D model of Watch case frames WF-12

Summary

Print job nameWatch case frames WF-12
Started atNov 3, 2026 07:13:31
Total layers1107
Device nameRenAM 500Q - Ti64
Device typeRenishaw - RenAM 500Q
Critical alerts1
Layer profile
Layer profile
Critical
Critical
7%
Minor
Minor
2%
Ok
Ok
91%

Layer defects

  • Obstruction
  • Warpage
  • Pinning
  • Spatter
  • Smoke
  • Streaking
  • Hopping
  • Hole

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Layer profile, defect counts, alerts and comments, ready to print or send as a link.

TypicalSlightModerateStrongFlared bushing FB-07
Flared bushing FB-10
SLM 280 · Oct 22, 2026
Strong
Obstruction
Warpage
Spatter
Streaking

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Print jobs
vs. the period before
Utilization time
vs. the period before
Utilization
vs. the period before
 
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SLM 280 - 316L · 22%
RenAM 500Q - Ti64 · 20%
NXG 600E - 316L · 18%

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  1. Inside the build chamber: after each new layer, a camera beside the laser window photographs the powder bed

    The camera is already there.

    Most metal powder-bed printers take a recoat and an exposure image of every layer.

  2. A metal 3D printer with its operator PC: Euler Connect on the PC sends each layer image to Euler in the browser, where it is marked up

    So is the PC.

    Euler Connect runs on any machine with access to the images, and sends each one the moment it is saved. Setting it up takes about five minutes.

  3. The build cylinder in section: each new layer is marked up and given a status before the next one is printed

    Checked as soon as it arrives.

    The image is analyzed and the layer gets a status within seconds of being saved.

Integrations

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#am-shop-floor
EulerApp14:32
🔴 Critical defect detected
Print jobWatch case frames WF-12
Layer617
Detected atNov 3, 2026 14:32
Job startedNov 3, 2026 07:13
View job
AL
Anna Lind14:33
Looking at it now. Stopping the print.
Message #am-shop-floor
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Slack, Teams and email, each with a link to the layer. Webhooks carry the same events to your MES or QMS.

Spatter last week
Which builds last week had more spatter than usual?
Read from Euler

Three builds had more spatter per layer than the rest. The turbine bracket had about twice the average.

Spatter per layer, against the average
  • Turbine bracket TB-42.1×
  • Pump housing PH-61.4×
  • Heat exchanger HX-21.2×
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