plastic razor scraper 3d models

This is a scraper I designed to help with cleaning. ...The higher the infill the better it will perform I printed at 75% and it works like a charm.

Scraper extendable. It can be equipped with a blade or used without one. Ideal for removing algae in the aquarium. ... Print Settings Printer: ZoneStar P802 ...

a basic scraper designed to take stanley knife blades have added a holder to fit to the top side of your printer This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/1E5WnOu7Ekf

A scraper like this is ideal for cleaning a hot plate or a 3D printer bed. I hope you appreciate its usefulness! ...Kindly leave a heart if you enjoyed it.

I created this tool initially to clear the print bed efficiently, but I discovered that using PLA against PLA wasn't durable enough. ...Since then, I've repurposed it as an ice scraper, and it functions flawlessly.

This is my first design, so i thought of something that can be useful but easy at the same time, so i made this scraper! ...I made it on tinkercad :)

You can build a remarkably sturdy scraper by utilizing M2 hardware and a high-quality Stanley blade. ...I fortified my handle by submerging it in a potent ABS slurry, thereby enhancing its grip and ergonomics.

slightly smaller scraper (50mm blade) with large easy grip handle print ready PETG or ABS recommended PLA works tooV2 scraper has more surface area touching the bed and I also reduced amount of bridging also made the finger groove/slot...

A quick but sturdy print bed scraper that's intentionally long with open infill so that you can also use it to swipe at the purge material. &nbsp;It will catch in the infill and drag away cleanly. &nbsp;</p><p>To fit the Prusa Mini use the 3mf and...

Has it ever happened that a beautiful wooden scraper you brought home from Christmas markets or other places suddenly breaks? Don't worry, we've got the solution. All you have to do is reduce it to a classic scraper by drilling a hole in the metal...

By converting your wooden scraper into a classic one, you can significantly improve its durability and performance. To do this, all you need to do is drill a hole in the metal part of the screw. This simple modification will make a big difference in...

... my PEI sheet on the heatbed. ... My cheap scraper was too soft to remove the remaining glue. So, I made this with small head by referring https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:625925 I tried this, it works purity well. So I am uploading this. ...

I've been completely ignorant about drawing 3D files, but I set out to create a scraper for cleaning the build plate anyway. After fooling around with Sketchup for roughly 20 minutes, I came up with something decent-looking. I was impressed when it...

It's not very often that something sticks to the bed of my printer but when it does I don't like using a metal scraper so I came up with this simple little basic tool that does the job just fine.Printed with PLA and 100% infill to try and make the...

Human-made Scraper Delights in Removing Ice from Windshield Safely and Effectively. Works Wonders in Preventing Glass Damage while Scraping Off Frost. Initially Designed as a Replacement Head, but Transformed into a Complete Unit. The Socket for...

I appreciated the overall original design, but I wanted to incorporate single sided razor blades so I created a new head that allows a single edge blade to slide into place seamlessly. Additionally, I needed a shorter handle, which I achieved by...

You need a scraper handle that fits most utility knife blades, specifically Xacto ones. Most utility knives have the same holes in them. Any blade with two holes in the middle will do. To build one, you'll need: * 1 x Handle * 1 x Bracket * 1 x...

... to my workbench, allowing me to utilize them as makeshift guides for precision tasks in my workshop. I plan to refine their design for integration into my printer's razor scraper, where they will enhance the device's functionality and efficiency.

Want an extra for that handheld tool of yours made from synthetic materials? ...How about printing one out instead?

The other remix didn't work for me - not sure if I did something wrong in the blade install or if it was the blades I have but it just didn't work for me (I'm sure it's not the models fault) So in Fusion 360, I took a razor 3d model as a reference...

The other remix didn't work for me - not sure if I did something wrong in the blade install or if it was the blades I have but it just didn't work for me (I'm sure it's not the models fault) So in Fusion 360, I took a razor 3d model as a reference...

The other remix didn't work for me - not sure if I did something wrong in the blade install or if it was the blades I have but it just didn't work for me (I'm sure it's not the models fault) So in Fusion 360, I took a razor 3d model as a reference...

A razor using lofts and guide paths

Remastered as a tri-colored rendition.

I removed unnecessary material from the handle's blade area to ensure proper seating of the blade. Furthermore, I replaced the locating nubs, although their functionality remains unclear to me. ...Notably, the retainer has not been modified, yet...

I created a fresh remix of UndeadArgo's well-crafted cover, extending its edges slightly to give myself a greater sense of security when storing it in a utility pouch.

Removed the extra material in the handle (blade area) that was keeping the blade from sitting correctly. Also, changed the locating nubs, but they don't really do anything that I can see. The retainer has not been changed, but I've found that...

Just a simple remix to make use of the magnets I had lying around. ... Remixed to hold 2, 2mm x 5mm magnets.

**V2 - Enhanced Blade Holder Design for Unmatched Durability** Since all blades have unique sizes, take a moment to accurately measure your blade's thickness before initiating the print process. This crucial step ensures seamless integration and...

Humans utilize specialized instruments featuring razor-sharp blades or carefully crafted combinations of blades, designed specifically to efficiently eliminate excess facial or bodily hair.