Hex Scraper MINI w/Replaceable Blade by K2_Kevin

K2_Kevin

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X1 Carbon

P1S

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X1E

A1 mini

◉ HANDLE & BLADE - FAST w/Modifier - 1 Color

Designer

41 min

1 plate

4.8(37)

◉ HANDLE - 2 Colors/Logos

Designer

52 min

1 plate

4.8(64)

◉ HANDLE - 1 Color - 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill

Designer

43 min

1 plate

4.9(31)

◉ BLADE - PETG - 101% Scaled - 0.12mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill

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20 min

1 plate

4.9(18)

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BAMBU HexScraper MINI w/Replaceable Blades

The Bambu HexScraper Mini is here! It comes with a reduced handle size and replaceable blade, making it ideal for scraping off small parts. I hope you find it truly satisfying! Print the 2 Color logo version for a nice “faceplant” two-sided logo.

UPDATE: Added 101% Scaled Blade profiles for tighter fit. Let me know…

⭐️ I really appreciate your Follows, Downloads and Likes.

BLADE PRINTING HINTS:

Blade Sizing: You may need to scale the X/Y 101% or higher using some filaments for tighter fit.
Blades are best printed at 0.12 layer height for a sharper edge.
Blades printed in PETG, ABS, ASA are recommended for strength
Blades should be very tight when first installing, your print will generally shrink.

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Also checkout the Gridfinity Hex Scraper Holder

Comment & Rating (259)

@colin.uken

I'm not sure what I did wrong, but I'm having an issue with the blades fitting into the holder correctly. I printed the blades in ABS using the printer profile above, and did a 2 color on the handle in PETG/PLA. The blades do not "grip" the handle and can easily slide in and out. I saw quinten446 comment of bumping it up to 101% for the blades, but didn't do that on mine and it's not tight enough.

The designer has replied

@K2_Kevin

Different filaments have different "shrinkage" factors. ABS shrinks more than others. Its your filament profile for that filament. Best to scale the X/Y (not Z).

@K2_Kevin

Also something to note. PETG and PLA will generally not stick together well or give poor results when printing a single model. You can actually use PLA as support material on PETG print or visa-versa for easy break-away supports.

@colin.uken

Replying to @K2_Kevin :

Thanks Kevin! Appreciate the guidance, and the awesome models you provide.

@Chieftain000

I'm swapping from the larger popular hex scraper to this. It works just as good but is less filament over time with replaceable blades!

@RB1105

The print profile is no longer public

Added an extra blade to the plate and and it. Nice tight fit ended up having to take a deburr tool to the end because a little too much of an elephant foot but been very pleased.

@risewithin

How did you get the logo on that side? Mine is at the bottom

@adrian_ApeX

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turned out really good, great accuracy, used pla basic on my p1s

The designer has replied

@K2_Kevin

Looks great, next show me the two color. Don't for get print a few extra blades, PLA blades wont last long.

@pw1066aw

Print Profile

◉ HANDLE - 1 Color - 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill

Great scraper. printed in black PLA with blue PETG blades

@pw1066aw

Great little scrapers. Printed my blades in transparent PETG which ended up just slightly too tight for the holder. A quick fix with a file. I will definitely print more of these. Thank you

@hunk.ktm

Print Profile

A1 Mini, 2 colors, all in one, 101% blades

Good quality bed scraper. The quick change of scraping blades does help if you damage one, don’t have to print the whole piece again.

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@BossTechPrintIn

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Printed in PETG and it’s a little to loose sadly

The designer has replied

@K2_Kevin

Try the 101% blade

@Evily69

Print Profile

◉ HANDLE - 2 Colors/Logos

Great little scraper. made some minor alterations Indented the other side of the connection so the blade sits flush regardless of the side it is clipped into and made a small clip in the blade to keep it in place even if there is shrinkage