This being the season for decorative spiders, two more appeared:

Wedding photographers have trouble getting the proper exposure for both the bride and the groom, too.
Only one of the 32 legs came loose from the platform:

The upper part of the leg captured the loose segment and glommed it into a blob:

Fortunately, one of the clearance test pieces was an isolated leg and joint, so I amputated the grisly mess, matched the cut in the test piece, and hot-melt-glued the pieces together:

Not quite perfect, but good enough for the purpose.
Given the 3% failure rate, I think the legs show such small contact areas really do justify a brim. Adding a brim to the main body would mess up the joints, but I think PrusaSlicer can add brims to specific parts. More study is needed.
Orange eyes for the win!
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