Scraper for Build Plate - Version 2

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<p>Note added Oct. 5, 2021 : As some people have had problems printing this without infill, I have added files for 15% rectilinear infill.</p><p>This scraper can be safely used on the build plate with little danger of scratching or gouging the coating. This was inspired by a similar print by Tor G, but I decided to create a new 3D model. My design uses the same basic features as Tor G, but I widened and lengthened the handle. This Version 2 uses much less filament than my Version 1 and prints 30% faster, but is a little more flexible.</p><p>See also Version 1 for my first design with internal ribs.</p><p>I should add that the Tor G design is very good and worth a look; I just enjoy creating my own models (and I need the practice!).</p><p>The OnShape 3D CAD file for this are available here:</p><p><a href="https://cad.onshape.com/documents/f65666d9880270b9304d8ab4/w/cc3a959778259bb554015415/e/4463e2aa51cf98cf0508c23e">https://cad.onshape.com/documents/f65666d9880270b9304d8ab4/w/cc3a959778259bb554015415/e/4463e2aa51cf98cf0508c23e</a></p><h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Note added Oct. 5, 2021 : As some people have had problems printing this without infill, I have added files for 15% rectilinear infill.</p><p>Print flat side down with 0% infill. The internal structure is hollow, with three ribs to strengthen the blade (see the photos which show printing in progress). I rotated the print 45 degrees to get it to fit on the build plate.</p><p>I printed in PETG on a textured plate. It would probably work in PLA as well for many uses, as long as you keep it away from high temperatures.</p>