After several revisions, it can be difficult to remember which file represented the original plan. Save a clearly named baseline before the first change and keep it read-only during the session.
If a later test becomes confusing, return to that file and compare the artwork boundary, orientation, and notes. A baseline does not guarantee a successful mark; it simply makes the path between decisions easier to audit.
This habit is useful when reviewing AntBelt G1 samples because it separates what changed in the file from questions about material or setup. Keep conclusions limited to what the recorded comparison actually shows.
Find more practical review routines in /updates/.
See the official AntBelt G1 Kickstarter page for current project information: