Scraper with swappable blades by OlleMark

OlleMark

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1.8 h

7 plates

4.5(54)

1 handle with 3 blades, 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

37 min

1 plate

4.3(13)

PETG - Hand + 5 blades

59 min

1 plate

5.0(2)

PLA 0.20mm

30 min

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Description

Updates:

26-10-2023 - Added a sturdier standard blade V2

21-11-2023 - Added a Standard V3 blade that is slightly more forgiving.

21-11-2023 - Added a wide blade

21-11-2023 - Added a Standard V3 high tolerance version

A simple scraper used to remove objects off your buildplate.

When the blade is worn out just print a new one and attach instead of printing an entire scraper each time.

For ease of use i decided to make it a click in blade instead of something that locks in place, its not as sturdy as a lock in place design but i havent been able to knock a blade off so i think its strong enough. :)

Important! Let the blade cool fully before attaching it to the handle otherwise it will easely deform.

Designed for and with pla in mind, not sure how other materials would work.

Use standard printing settings, 0.2mm layer height, 0.4mm line width, if you want a very sharp blade you could use adaptive layers and make the bottom layers 0.1mm layer height.

Comment & Rating (90)

@MechaMaker

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My recommendation

Good concept, make sure you use PLA for the blades, as all my blades broke using PETG.

The designer has replied

@OlleMark

Sorry about that :/ i designed it with pla in mind but should have made it more clear in the description, thanks for showing your print off! :D There is now a V3 that is slightly more forgiving aswell as a wide blade.

@MechaMaker

Replying to @OlleMark :

Much appreciated, I love the fact, that I can only print the blade if I need to.

@reflect

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My recommendation

The designer has replied

@OlleMark

Damn that's a first! What filament did you use? :)

@reflect

Replying to @OlleMark :

Inland filament from Micro Center.

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@OlleMark

Replying to @reflect :

That sucks :/ not sure why this happened con sidering i have not had a single one break.

@emcy_uk1

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My recommendation

works better as expected

The designer has replied

@OlleMark

Thank you very much! :D

@gerhardwasilenk

funktioniert

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The designer has replied

@OlleMark

Thank you for showing your print and rating my profile! :D

@Kandur

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1 handle with 3 blades, 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

nice and simple design.

@OlleMark

Thank you! 😄

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@MrBurrito

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My recommendation

I like it, the push on clip does have a tendency to bend on insertion, but it might be the filament also.

The designer has replied

@OlleMark

Tank you very much for the feedback and showing your print! :D I will work on a better locking mechanism so it doesnt bend as much :)

@GreyArchon

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My recommendation

Nice and easy print!

@AeonJoey

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okay thanks so much for this model, I’ve tried dozens of scrapers including my own, and yours is my go-to now. the blades print quickly from Bambu handy when I need more, and waste probably the least filament compared to others, and have a decent lifespan. boosted, and thanks! oh also - I suggest adding the word “replaceable” to your title, this scraper doesn’t come up in most searches and would get more downloads if it were.

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