Summary

Purge lines be gone - with the Scrapo! The 3D printing scraper Meet the Scrapo - Scraper spatula

Introducing the Scrapo - 3D Printing Bed Scraper, the ultimate solution for removing stubborn purge lines from your 3D printer bed. Our scraper is designed to make your life easier by providing a quick and easy way to clean your printer bed without leaving any residue or scratches behind.

Our ergonomic handle ensures that you can use our scraper comfortably for extended periods without experiencing hand fatigue. The durable blades of the Scrapo - 3D printing scraper are built to last, and its unique design allows it to remove even the most stubborn purge lines with ease.

As a 3D printing enthusiast, you know how frustrating it can be when your model is difficult to remove from the printer's print bed. That's why we created the Scrapo - 3D printing scraper, a tool that makes cleaning up after a print job quick and easy.

The Scrapo - 3D printing scraper is unlike traditional scraping tools in that it has been designed with your comfort in mind. Its ergonomic handle ensures that you can work for extended periods without experiencing hand fatigue or discomfort.

Our scraper's unique blade design removes even the most stubborn purge lines quickly and efficiently, so you can get back to creating new designs in no time. With our product, you'll never have to worry about leaving behind residue or scratches again.

In conclusion, if you're looking for an efficient way to clean your 3D printer bed while also ensuring maximum comfort during use, look no further than the Scrapo - 3D Printing Scraper. Our product is sure to become an essential tool in your arsenal of 3D printing accessories. So why wait? Download yours today and start enjoying cleaner prints with less hassle!

The one 3D printer tool that we all need. This bed scraper works really well.

One fellow designer made a small hook to help hang your print bed scraper the Scrapo!  

Check out their model:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/162143

NOTE: I have found that printing this in PLA works better than printing the bed scraper in PETG. I found that with PETG the scraper edges break off really easily.

Another thing to consider, when making the printer scraper in PLA, do ensure that the bed is a little cool before using it. Glass transition for PLA is 55 to 60.