What if 3D Printing could be twice as easy? Have you ever printed something awesome on your 3D printer only to struggle getting it off of the print bed? A successful print means not only that the design is made with the right materials, but also that it is transported off of the printer bed efficiently and effectively. Don’t let your 3D prints ruin just because of how they stick to the print bed. Every successful maker, engineer, architect and artist knows that having the right tool is essential to getting the job done well. Introducing….the artisan spirit of your 3D printer. Made of carbon steel that is both flexible and durable, the 3D Print Removal Tool is an integral part of every professional maker's arsenal. • In order to remove prints off the printer bed, insert the tip of the 3D print removal tool underneath the print. Use a sawing motion with the blade to separate the print from the bed. • Alternatively, if the print is firmly stuck push the edged tip of the tool underneath the print. This will bring the thicker part of the blade underneath the object. Use the wood handle as a lever to pry the part off of the bed. Start your maker journey today by scrolling up and clicking the add to cart button.
A**R
5/5 it works
It does what it says it will do. Tip for new buyers: check to see if your printer comes with one of these, because it probably does.
A**K
Five Stars
Works much better than the plastic cards
S**.
No More Torn Prints
I have ruined more then my share of prints attempting to remove them from the printer. I saw The 3D Print Removal Tool - Thick, Wood Grain Handle - Professional 3D Printing Tools, Sold by: ASAP Wares, and knew this is what I needed. The print removal tool is really strong as the blade is made from carbon steel. The handle is made from a very thick wood. It is held together by two rivets. The blade is chiseled at the end. This allows you to slip the blade under the print and remove your prints very easily. To remover your prints you simply insert the tip of the 3D print removal tool underneath the print. You then move the blade in a sawing motion. Your picture should now come off the printer bed. I am so happy now that I am not ruining my 3D prints! I received this product at a discount in return for my review
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