Toothpick Handle

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The 3D printing community often faces the issue of removing perf-board beads left after print beds are scraped with a putty knife. To resolve this, hardwood toothpicks with square sides and pencil-points have proven effective in pushing out stubborn beads. These toothpicks can be replaced when worn out or broken, ensuring their continued use. However, holding the toothpick may cause blisters; thus, a solution called "Toothpick Handle" was created. It involves cutting the toothpick in half and inserting it into a square hole on an awl. The handle can also function as a small mallet to break bead static hold. This task is best performed while listening to music or videos, as visual focus isn't essential. Feel free to modify and distribute this method without monetary gain but share any profits made with the creator. If planning to profit significantly, contact the creator for a percentage deal.