Setting up a brim/raft for only a portion of the overall print I'm trying to build an assembly with one larger part (about 50&nbsp;mm&nbsp;x&nbsp;50&nbsp;mm), two small parts (about 10&nbsp;mm&nbsp;x&nbsp;5&nbsp;mm) each, and one part that starts with two 2&nbsp;mm&nbsp;x&nbsp;2&nbsp;mm squares that eventually bridge into a sort of flap. The larger part has decent adhesion for a couple of layers, but the small parts are slipping off the table right away and the nozzle drags them onto the large part since it's the last part being printed in the group, resulting in some stringing.

My bed is adequately leveled and can print larger models well so my suspicion is that the small parts are too small for good bed adhesion and need a brim or a raft to increase the surface area. Is this correct? If so, is there a way in Cura to add a brim or raft to the small parts and not the large part? Ideally I would print all pieces at once instead of the large part separate since I will be doing batches of these assemblies in the future.

I'm using Ultimaker Cura 3.6, printing with PLA filament set to 200&nbsp;&deg;C at nozzle and 60&nbsp;&deg;C on the bed.
In the newest version of Cura (4.5.0), in the per model settings, the only thing you can change for options set Build Plate Adhesion is Brim Distance. What this allows you to do however is create a brim for everything with the distance of a millimeter or two, and then for the part that needs the brim, you just set the distance to zero in the individual part settings. It's a little janky, but you essentially create a skirt for the parts that don't need a brim.