Flat objects and cylindrical objects should be logged separately, even when the artwork is similar. A flat tag mainly tests placement, contrast, and surface response. A round object adds setup and viewing-angle questions.
AntBelt supports cylindrical engraving, so round-object planning fits naturally in a campaign sample log. The wording should stay conservative: record the tested object, setup question, and visible result without inventing final rotary accessory specs, object limits, or production promises.
Use two columns in the test sheet. One column can track flat blanks such as cards or tags. The other can track cylindrical blanks such as a simple flask-style object or cup-style sample.
This makes the result more useful for backers. It shows that cylindrical work is treated as its own workflow question, not as an afterthought hidden inside a flat-material note.
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