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Teenitor 3D Print Removal Tools with Sturdy Wooden Handle, Tool Kit for 3D Printer Spatula Palette Knife Painting Enhanced Version Pack of 5
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About Teenitor 3D Print Removal Tools With Sturdy Wooden
Features : - Set of 5 3d printer tools, rigid, functional, various sizes, various shapes, various purposes - Excellent flexible flat top, stainless steel, break resistance - Sturdy and comfortable wooden handle - The thicker neck is useful for removing rafts and for trimming off supports Specifications : Size: 5 various sizes Weight: 0.12kg Material: Stainless steel with wooden handle Color: Brown Package includes : 5*3D Print Removal Tools Directions for Use To remove prints off the bed, work the edge of the tool under a corner of the print, approximately half way between the tip of the blade and the handle Next, use a sawing motion to get the tool under the rest of the print to separate it from the bed. Tilting or twisting the blade slightly will help speed up the lifting of the print If you cannot get the blade under the print to start, bring the left edge of the tool against a right-side corner of the print and twist the handle clockwise. Repeat until the corner lifts up enough to allow the blade to start getting under the print If the print is firmly stuck to the print bed, try pushing the tool so that the handle is closer to the print. This brings the thicker part of the blade (closest to the handle) under the object and acts as a wedge to help pry the part up. Wiggle the blade loose and repeat If the print is stuck too firmly to remove with the tool, you may need to slightly increase your starting nozzle elevation. The idea is to have the print stick firmly to the bed during printing, but still be removed with the tool
