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Yeah, I know, angled scrapper is cool but it needs supports to print.
I know, but… Its much more easy to use than the regular scrappers.
Why you ask?
Well, a couple of reasons:
1. Is more ergonomic, fits better in the hand and you can even press the scrapper with one finger while holding it, making it easier to get underneath those pesky prints;
2. When you finally are a bit under the print you can pivot the scrapper and make model pop from the bed with little effort (definition of effort might vary from person to person ;) )
So yeah…, I know supports, but I think its worth having then and then get a better concept ;)
Also if you find it to be a bit small, you can scale it up a bit.
Printing Instructions:
I suggest you using PTEG or similiar.
Material: PETG (or similar)
Infill: 15%
Supports: Yes
Change filament during print: Only if you want
Brim: Not needed
Raft: No
All models are print ready oriented.
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